I am not 100% certain, but I think the SpectraPrecision Robots only track optically. It will follow a 360 prism or a normal prism, but it doesn't hav...

I haven't used the hardware, but from a software perspective, SurveyPro is way better than Trimble Access. It's a user friendly issue. SP is simple an...

Read this cover to cover, and work the practice problems. Surveyor Reference Manual/p> It would also be helpful to find and review high school cliff n...

Never give up!

I can tell you my experience. I minored in math, but I hadn't taken an exam in over a decade. A lot of the math (save the vertical curves, spherical ...

The "receipt" I got upon leaving the exam site told me 7-10 business days.

Thank you! I will try it again with 102 as a control point.

I can look at the raw data in the office, but it appears that I can't upload it here. Either way, we are looking for a field solution. Thanks to thes...

By hand, I get 1:55587. I'm looking for the correct way to do it in Trimble Access.

I use a lath. A lath is straight and has a fixed distance. I can usually poke the lath through the ground so it doesn't move and I center the tip of t...

I hadn't even considered this until I saw the post. My now paranoid ass is heading to Home Depot to see if I can find a thin, felxible rubber strip wi...

Don't resection points in the same quadrant.Do direct?ÿand?ÿreverse shots in the resection.After the resection is stored, do a new setup on the resect...

James Fleming, post: 441675, member: 136 wrote: Must be a new arrival from a PLSS state, a native would just walk across.Topo! I had to go in to get t...

Today in Texas.

I can recall only one time when the man with the stamp was out in the field with me. He was there to talk to the client and give us basic direction.He...

I'm working into my fifth year of surveying. I have been a Party Chief for most of that time and I'm at my fourth company.As someone who often asks/wa...

Fredh, post: 441021, member: 12570 wrote: Those couple times when you do need a second hand, there are always a high schoolers or non college kid look...