C Billingsley, post: 325658, member: 1965 wrote: I'm sure they staked all of those, too! I'll report back after I do my fieldwork....I'll be shocked ...

Zoidberg, post: 325563, member: 8841 wrote: Have you put together a search party to find line C41??? C41 was probably 0.01'. Everyone has to have a ...

[USER=335]@Shelby H. Griggs PLS[/USER] I believe that it is a Topcon based network....TopNet comes to mind. I did get a call from the gentleman with ...

I've had calls from several surveyors in my area today about the TDOT RTN. It seems that the mount points for network solutions are not sending corre...

Very easy to solve with cogo. Draw two concentric circles, one with a radius of 120 and the other with a radius of 150, the center is point Q. Draw ...

The manual for the 9003 states that the instrument has to be within 30"+- of level for the routine to run. I always leveled it, turned it 180°, adjus...

If you're dealing with the electronic bubble, there should be a self check routine that will take care of the problem. With the 9003 I found that I h...

SC Crew Chief, post: 323691, member: 8876 wrote: An upcoming job is going to require different grid densities in multiple areas. I am looking for an i...

alockard, post: 323299, member: 2207 wrote: Got a .dwg file that I need converted to a 2008 version if anyone would be so kind. I know I know nothing ...

I'm going to guess that they are a measurement of the width and depth at each location.

You must've used a new pole for that picture. I can't make out any scuffs or even any dirt on the point.:-D

It looks like they gave it a lobotomy. :pinch: :pinch:

I learned early on that discounts need to be itemized on the invoice so that clients don't "forget" what the real price is when the next job comes alo...

I've had good luck using water with my Topcon FC2500. Sometimes just a bottle poured slowly over the edges of the screen is enough to float out the c...

I still doJust their way of reminding you that you too are replaceable.:-D