Set two points that you can see between. Assign them assumed coordinates. Use these as the basis for a traverse, ie instrument point and backsite. T...

Thanks for the suggestion, I will try that. Things have picked up here at work and haven't had time to run the test loop. Trying the 3 leg traverse ...

Yeah, it appears that it is definitely an angular error. I took it to the baseline and the distances are perfect. My next step is running a relative...

Very good point. I'm going to re-check each tripod/tribrach setup again. Then I'm going to re-run a 6 leg traverse using those setups with the S6 and ...

If I recall correctly, it was almost a minute on at least one occasion. Not very good at all. I will check a few of the others when I get back in t...

Another thing I forgot to mention, which adds to my confusion lol, is that each time I set a new point and move up, the backsite checks are almost fla...

As far as the adjustments, I do them in this order:Compensator, horizontal collimation, trunnion collimation and then tracker collimation.I'm using au...

Thanks for the input. Just to be clear I meant a total traverse length of 4000 - 5000', most legs of the traverse were between 500-700'. I am using ...

I'm using new Crane Tri-Max tripods that the Trimble rep sold me with the S6. There doesn't appear to be any movement or vibrations and the guns is s...

The tribrachs are fairly new and seem to be seated firmly. But you do bring up a good point about the weight of the S6. I am generally setting up on...