Awesome. A friend had the 4L engine in his stock Jeep and he could engage 4WD, put it in gear, and it would just slowly idle up some really steep hill...

Wow. That really gives a perspective on how rugged some areas are to work in. Losing a crew member on a job site seems so unlikely in current times....

Since the solution should be based on common satellites, you will only be using GPS and GLONASS in determining positions. My initial suspicion is tha...

It doesn't do scanning on it's own, but there are several companies that bundle it with a Canon scanner that mounts right above the plotter.

Thanks for all the feedback. It was very useful.

I've used Square for a while. I've only processed card payments, but it does have an ACH option. When you start accepting card payments, there is us...

From what I see in the clipped image, you'll need to leave the idea of a deflection angle out. If you are thinking of the angles as deflection angles...

I do like the more easily seen formatting options of the proposed new format. There is nothing in particular that I don't like about the current form...

I recall the term from a route surveying course decades ago, but I don't recall ever seeing one on any plans in practice. If I can attach it, here is...

Looking at the distances from my base:each had one at 163.26 miles and 37.57 milesThen one has one at 71.85 miles and the other, 2302.2 (!) That’s fri...

How far away are the CORS stations used to process the OPUS results? I'm in a pretty sparse area as far as national CORS nearby, so OPUS pulls station...

If you have it available, there is an export option in Global Mapper to export as a ggf file. If you don't have it, you might download and run the tr...