> Hello.> > I bet this topic has been discussed like million times before, but still i start another one..> > We have this Trimble 5600...

> I had to be on the ball and EARN his respect. To my surprise, once he saw the improvement he lightened up.:good: :good: :good:

Aloha, Nate: SSD is the way to go. All our computer have them as primary drive.

> Of course I was kidding about the steal part...just a saying. > > I was on Oahu and Maui working in 2003, and Oahu again in 2005. I really ...

.> > They've already locked anyone out of using 3rd party software to connect to the S6.> Aloha, Squowse:Does that mean one cannot use Surve...

> Can you beg/borrow/steal another tripod? Using three tripods and swapping the instrument/prism each time will eliminate any centering error. >...

> 0.01' I would not worry about that. > > What is the tolerance of your total station and range pole? Is the range pole plumb? Most newer tot...

> Check your tribrach calibrations before you measure the prisms. See an [msg=155602]old thread[/msg] that was recently resurrected for alternativ...

> > I would think so inasmuch as 0.01' = 3.048 mm and you are trying to estimate that prism constant at 30 mm or whatever it works out to be. &...

> Redundancy, redundancy redundancy, (oh, and did I say redundancy)? I would set on each point and shoot to both the other points. Ie: set on on...

Wendell, would you consider this?> You know, it would be really groovy (yes, I'm old) to have a section on this board devoted to stuff like instrum...

> Surveying is a highly unknown business to the average consumer, and on top of that many of them already think they know. Educating them is a muc...

> > Aloha...... So ownership is same as deed line right? I think that is what got me confused. Radar listed three different lines...> > De...

> Yoginatha,> I can't speak for Hawaii, but Georgia is a non-recording state but we do have plat books that most plats end up being recorded in....

> > As far as I know, Hawaii is not a recording state. Can you still have it recorded? > > You can record anything you want at a County C...

> In court, I use 2 terms. > > 1.) Record Title> > 2.) Occupation. > > Definitions:> > Record Title: > Where the deeds s...

> Line of occupation is where you have permanent improvements (fences, etc.) at, and line of ownership is what you legally own to. > > the O...

Aloha, Doug: Thanks for your input! I wonder who is this friend? 😉 > > Anything else anyone of you would suggest I do? > No matter what hap...