I don??t really like overwriting points. And as for the 5 sets, it all depends on what you are doing and the accuracy you need to achieve. ?ÿ
I understand that, it is if you are collecting multiple sets, your way you would have something like #1000, #1000A, #1000B, etc. instead of #1000 with...
That would drive me nuts during the processing of the raw field data, as you would be collecting numerous points for one point. One of my biggest pets...
Had my own ring ring today. WOW, is all I can say! Guy called a few weeks ago and wanted the price to mark a line for fencing, about 350 ft. It had be...
Nope! No! H*ll No! Is all I have say to that!
I passed in 2016, took in with me all the DNR presentation materials in tidelands, section subdivisions, and legal descriptions. Also, Blacks Laws dic...
??especially Steve Ivey's one on H2O boundaries.[/quote wrote: Steve Ivey??s stuff is what got me through the exam along with the Waterfront title ...
I do all the field work and office work, especially with new employees. I train them and show them I can still do it. I had a boss that was a LS for a...
Obviously there is a strong division here, and obviously I fall on the side against the use of programmable calculators. But all I hear by the propone...
Mark Flora, post: 432910, member: 12401 wrote: Yes, but Rarely. And even then I would always have some type of data collector or CAD to verify my calc...
Mark Flora, post: 432904, member: 12401 wrote: The HP 33s, and the HP35s are both acceptable to use for the NCEES exams. More power to you if you can ...
I took it with a TI-30x in 2012. I believe that you shouldn't be allowed to use programmable calculators for any of the exams. The FS is a fundamental...
As a young licensed surveyor, who ran a family owned surveying company with my dad, and now a government surveyor who gets to moonlight with old clien...
I was performing a power line survey on a power line that went through trees, so my control point was directly underneath. I had to use my rod man to ...
