A few random bits, a drill press, etc and you could replicate this in a diameter that would work on the skinny Leica pole.?ÿ I think you can get the s...

I have a subdivision plat that I created around 2006 showing an overhead 2" copper phone cable that kills a couple lots and makes a few others difficu...

If I had a dollar for every time something was supposed to be done that ultimately wasn't.........I'd be rich.?ÿ I'd show the mobile home with a note ...

I've seen a tool similar to that used to wind garage door springs that mount above the door opening.?ÿ Torsion Spring Winding Bar

The books are run on accrual day to day, but the accountant backs it out to cash basis for tax purposes.

@just-a-surveyor?ÿ Find a local community college with computer programming courses and see if one of the students will tackle your Access database as...

Try Wendell's link from Oct 3rd where it gives detailed instructions on how to delete specific cookies.?ÿ I've never needed this knowledge before, but...

The roto-rooter method of removing outdated cookies seems to have put mine back on the straight and narrow.

Thank you, We'll see if the roto-rooter method of clearing cookies will do the trick.

I believe that there is an issue here.?ÿ I'm running Chrome (Version 69.0.3497.100 (Official Build) (64-bit)) on Win-10.?ÿ The issue popped up within ...

My wife brought in some anti-bacterial soap awhile back.?ÿ I tried it, realized it sucked, and thought maybe I'd grabbed the wrong dispenser.?ÿ It wou...

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My understanding is that the radio, Wifi, and Bluetooth all are using the 2.4 ghz spectrum.?ÿ It wouldn't take much for one to step on the other.?ÿ I ...

Could be a bug, but I'm betting on interference.?ÿ Their's would connect but then drop if they were near a WiFi source.

I just talked to the local tech at Sitech.?ÿ He discovered that turning off the WiFi on the TSC7 solved the problem.?ÿ?ÿ

I was at the local Trimble shop one day this last week and they were pulling their hair out over the same issue.?ÿ Seems to be specific to the tsc7/s7...

It's called Bushkiller and is listed on page 37 of the pdf in the link above.

If you have to ask then the answer is YES. ??ÿ

It's not the web that bothers me.?ÿ I'm worried where the owner of the web ended up when I destroyed its web and how unhappy it might be with me.

When I reset that monument it would be a much longer rebar than normal or maybe even a pipe.........and concrete might be involved.?ÿ A bag or two of ...