> I fly these things, building a 61" wing now that will be an automated topo ship. I don't know much about the cheaper software packages.The most i...

Doesn't having to locate trees negate the advantages of Lidar? You are going to have to traverse the entire parcel anyway ... locate the trees in 3D ...

I think is actually an eHow on "How to write the most misinformed eHow".

That letter reminds me of my Tech Writing 101 class. One of the assignments was to write a letter that rejected an applicant, while keeping everythi...

> Very valid point, but it's worth remembering:> > If you invest the $80,000 in an S&P 500 Index Fund, with an 8% rate of return (histori...

I have a couple of title companies I work with that I will accept payment from closing, and most of them will pay me from the escrow if the deal goes ...

The ProMark 800 and Spectra Precision SP80 will supposedly do this. They are former Ashtech units that were bought by Trimble and rebranded as Spectr...

From my understanding, if it's ABET accredited, then yes.

One more item to add to my list of reasonsIt sounds to me like the surveyor was careless. If he thought it should be a PW from the beginning, why'd h...

UF is one, there are a couple of others.

One more item to add to my list of reasonsBecause they are making sure that employers pay their employees what they are legally required to pay them? ...

The Trimble 5600 only works in robotic mode with a very specific type of prism. It will not follow a standard prism or even an S6 "active" prism. Ar...

Thank you Michael Binge!Where else is Binge going to find good surveying discussions???

> [sarcasm]Heaven forbid that a Survey Tech make as much as a plumber or even a (gasp)laborer....[/sarcasm]:good:Yeah ... what a great victory for ...

Yes. With Survey Pro 5.4, the setting have been really dumbed down from what they used to be. I'm quite certain it's connecting and communicating fi...

Yeah, I just got a Ranger 3L with Survey Pro, and even though I'm using an ancient Geodimeter 600, the "GeoLock" works near flawlessly. It's so simpl...