> Mahalo, yswami!! > If my weekend went any better, it would probably be illegal in 15 states. 😀 > From now until the first of next year i...

> My firm's general rule is if the final scale is to be 1"=30' then get a shot every 30 feet PLUS all "breaks". (A shot an inch at scale as a minim...

Aloha, James: Thanks…and more questions...> Many methods. > > Shoot a horizontal grid with elevations and piece it together in CAD. A good ex...

> There is no specific distance between your shots. The simplest way i know to describe how to tell is this: For a 1' interval topo, if you were to...

> Sounds like a recreational exercise. So pretend you need very tight accuracy. Shoot for 1' interval or 1/2' if the area is really flat. National ...

What is the difference Paul?> > Your deed line may in fact go through your house, but that may not be the same as your title line.> Aloha, Pa...

> I am planning on waiting until the two hash it out and then if needed get a third on my property...Good! Keep us posted...

> What is the purpose of the topo? First decide what your error budget is. Is it going to be a 1' interval? Long, flat curves I would take shots ev...

Aloha, JoannieD:Folks here are very helpful but you have provide them with good information. I am not a surveyor so I understand what you are facing. ...

> Yeah, I've tried all the normal stuff. I rebooted both machines, reinstalled Windows Mobile, and tried all of my usb ports. My computer has blu...

> Also, it's not too late to participate in BeerAid! Visit our Donate page or click the banner ad on the home page.> Aloha, Wendell:Contributed ...

Aloha, Rankin: If it is gift to someone who is not tech. savvy iPad or iPad Mini is a safe gift. Even as six years old figure it out how to use as you...

> :good: :good: > Reduce as many potential sources of error as possible. I like it.> Like hands-off instruments. Wireless DC; less on-board; ...

> :good: I had always thought TPC was the hands down coolest survey software that i'd seen. This is from using a VERY EARLY version of that softwa...

> By reversing the equation -> 588.39/53545 = 0.010988701> > .011 by the coordinates or .01 as shown on the printout is close enough.> ...

> Relative error is the ratio of error, 588.39/0.011 although the .011 is not carried out to enough digits to get the same result the software post...