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Joined: May 29, 2012 9:14 am
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RE: Retracing Arthur Stiles in East Texas

This was an ambitious project for me. I work alone and I wasn't sure if I would be up to the task. The property had a perimeter of over 15,000 feet, w...

9 years ago
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RE: RTK base site selection.

I came across this one a couple of years ago. The tall metal building behind the base is on the South side of the receiver too. This was a contractor ...

9 years ago
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RE: Retracing Arthur Stiles in East Texas

I definitely agree, Mr. Harris. Those railroad irons trump axles in terms of perceived weighting. I was thinking about those guys toting those railroa...

9 years ago
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RE: Retracing Arthur Stiles in East Texas

Second-Generation, post: 405201, member: 1477 wrote: I love finding old axels as monuments. I found a old cam shaft a few months back. As soon as I ...

9 years ago
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RE: Retracing Arthur Stiles in East Texas

Anyone familiar with Upshur County history know of the relationship between R. E. McClelland and W. H. McClelland? Stiles mentions meeting with W. H. ...

9 years ago
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RE: Retracing Arthur Stiles in East Texas

Northeast Corner of A. T. McGee Survey, set by Arthur Stiles in 1934 One of the stump remains monumented by Stiles with an axle, 18" deep. The South...

9 years ago
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RE: Either side of centerline?

I like that James. Simple is good. Kind of redundant to say you're describing the centerline of an easement that's 30 feet wide... and oh, by the way,...

9 years ago
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RE: Either side of centerline?

I was taught to never use "either" for centerline descriptions and so I do not. Having said that, if an easement is 30' wide and 15' on either side of...

9 years ago
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RE: Either side of centerline?

paden cash, post: 404989, member: 20 wrote: I use the term "both sides of a centerline" and have for years. Although probably not grammatically corre...

9 years ago
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RE: weeping for our profession (or: observations from the other side of the curtain)

paden cash, post: 403966, member: 20 wrote: 'illegitimi non carborundum'Definitely sounds more refined in Latin, but it feels better in English.

9 years ago
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RE: weeping for our profession (or: observations from the other side of the curtain)

I agree with Uncle Paden ([USER=20]@paden cash[/USER]) that all we can do is individually produce excellent work. This is how the profession is elevat...

9 years ago
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RE: Unresponsive keys on Topcon 3005LW

I think that the contacts can be cleaned. I've been using Topcon for many years. Every one of them suffered from this. Drive you crazy until you final...

9 years ago
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RE: Aluminum Rebar Caps -- A Comparison

I remember when Berntsen used thin plastic inserts. They were not forgiving with rebar with large ribs or slight mushroom. the insert would crush and ...

9 years ago
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RE: New Truck, New Problems...

I'm ashamed of you all, that I'm number 14 in this thread and the first to recommend Duct Tape.

10 years ago
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RE: One of my first ALTA efforts

This profession would not be nearly as enjoyable without the freedom to improve.

10 years ago
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RE: Javad

The Javad message board that Adam mentioned above has a thread about Where have you been with your Triumph LS. Lots of pictures from users and stories...

10 years ago
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RE: Javad

It's probably best to speak with someone, Drill. I believe the Javad receivers do perform better in harsh environments. I use RTK in places I never th...

10 years ago
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RE: Handling inaccuracy and the positions of existing monuments

You never explained. If the distance measured between two monuments disagree with the call, which one is moved to correct the problem?

10 years ago
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