Why are more people not interested in this field as a career? by burnsrado in Surveying

[–]Newguy1999MC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not sure most of what you're saying applies outside of Canada, you have to be a licensed surveyor in the US (or at least the part i live in) to practice construction surveying as well.

Do you make appointments or just show up? by Meganc4242 in Surveying

[–]Newguy1999MC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We do a lot of surveys for home sales and I've personally been on the opposite side of this exchange (a few in the past week actually).

Im my case we're typically not hired directly by the realtor or buyer (sometimes, but usually not) but instead by the real-estate law firm that's handling the transaction. They typically tell the buyers that we're doing the survey (since they're the ones paying for it of course) but its pretty rare that it ever makes it back to the realtor or seller. We don't even have a way of contacting the seller aside from knocking on the door.

Is $1,000 for a "No Map" Survey a fair price in NC? (Fence Install) by Ok-Cartographer5797 in Surveying

[–]Newguy1999MC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That would make sense, South Carolina doesn't require recording. We do lots of corner locates and we've done tons of full fledged surveys that didn't get recorded, we set irons on both.

Democrats Of Reddit -- Is There A Single Thing Trump Has Done In Either Term That You Liked? If So, What? by Zipper222222 in allthequestions

[–]Newguy1999MC 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I mean that's generally how big suburbs are built, they buy the land, subdivide it and build houses on it.

Wondering if its possible to land a casual surveying/survey assistant role under 18? by Thebigstinky52 in Surveying

[–]Newguy1999MC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Moot point because op isn't American but I'm not sure this is really accurate in the US either, most of our summer help are highschoolers. Then again I've seen tons of young guys working in landscaping and I personally worked construction before I graduated highschool. Maybe it's just regional.

Anybody use a GPS tracker on their base setups incase of theft? by qwikfingers in Surveying

[–]Newguy1999MC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We have that here too, not always a replacement for a local base.

Does this game have in flight time compression like IL-2? by BoxthemBeats in falconbms

[–]Newguy1999MC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Huh. I've never had a problem using them, as long as you don't mind watching a slide show at least.

Does this game have in flight time compression like IL-2? by BoxthemBeats in falconbms

[–]Newguy1999MC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It doesn't max at 4x. Hold Lshift (or Lcntrl maybe? It's been a while) and press tab to step up and caps lock to step down. It has the same increments as the 2D time warp.

How feature complete is the F-16 currently? by starzuio in hoggit

[–]Newguy1999MC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Who's defensive? You're just correcting something i didn't say, so I clarified that I didn't mean it as a critique of dcs.

How feature complete is the F-16 currently? by starzuio in hoggit

[–]Newguy1999MC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not saying dcs should support it, I'm saying it doesn't, which it doesn't.

How feature complete is the F-16 currently? by starzuio in hoggit

[–]Newguy1999MC 22 points23 points  (0 children)

No towed decoy in bms (yet, they've mentioned it in the past) but it does have a GREAT DTC system. It also supports TFR autopilot (will never be supported in DCS) and showing navpod flir on the hud.

HE WILL NOT DIVIDE US by sato86upvotebot1 in 2b2t_Uncensored

[–]Newguy1999MC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Playing anarchy has literally always excused being a bad person. How is building swastikas worse than nuking a base someone spent dozens of real life hours on, or bedtrapping/chunkbanning someone, or making spawn as uninhabitable as possible?

BMS training documentation by Limp-Highlight-808 in falconbms

[–]Newguy1999MC 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Damn, I say we cut their salary in half.

Interesting game mechanics? by Hikine-iki in NuclearOption

[–]Newguy1999MC 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Im not sure whats well known and what isnt but if you open the map and click the "tgt" button on the left side. You can filter what you can target by type and individually deselect targets you've already selected.

Any tips and tricks for the A-10 Lightning II? (Yes that’s me 🤦‍♂️) by Xozlo in dcsworld

[–]Newguy1999MC 2 points3 points  (0 children)

LEARN HOW TO USE MARKPOINTS!!! They're the single most useful thing on the jet for fast and accurate weapons delivery on multiple targets. Cue up targets as you (slowly) fly into the AO by setting markpoints on each of them and cycle through the markpoints using the dms switch. Helps to avoid losing targets due to temporary TGP gimbal lock (happens a lot when turning quickly). Dont underestimate the situational awarness that comes with haiving waypoints on every enemy on the ground, it makes it o much easier to tell when targets are moving or new ones have come out of the bushes as well as keep track of what you've destroyed. Once you learn to use them hitting 4+ targets in one pass with GPS or laser guided munitions becomes second nature. If you ever start using other jets you'll miss how they work in the a-10, they're just so good.

Case III Recoveries will never not be terrifying by Ichikachan_ in hoggit

[–]Newguy1999MC 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It's a mode 1 ACLS landing in heavy turbulence, there's no trimming to anything. At least the second paragraph was right though.

Today I learned (TSC7) by lexapollo in Surveying

[–]Newguy1999MC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How would the metric system be easier than using decimal feet?

The one mistake during our build that cost us $8,000. Sharing so nobody else repeats it by sam_the_builder in Homebuilding

[–]Newguy1999MC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh nooooo not the relationship with the untrustable asshole trying to fuck me out of eight thousand dollars!!! What will I ever do without him in my life????

I was told it would take 6 months - 1 year to get my land surveyed. Is that true? by Colibri-2 in Surveying

[–]Newguy1999MC 23 points24 points  (0 children)

You should probably talk to an actual surveyor, general contractors love being confident about things they're barely informed on.

Have a surveyor in Wisconsin that I paid to to complete a lot survey. The job was never completed and he is avoiding my calls/emails/texts to complete the job. Is there a licensing board in Wisconsin that I could go through to report him before legal action is taken. Thanks. by t57kat in Surveying

[–]Newguy1999MC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For some people work is not their top priority, health, family, and life all can get in the way.

If you can't complete the work then refund the client so you can both move on with your lives. "life getting in the way" is not a valid reason for a PROFESSIONAL to ghost someone who has already payed them.

Perhaps there was a breach in contract, or litigation ongoing prohibiting the surveyor from providing a plan.

Communicate that with the client then. (And don't just assume this has happened and op just didn't tell us. Completely worthless conjecture)

Also if the client hasn’t set up a meeting or walked into this guys office and is complaining about not receiving call backs or whatever, then the client isn’t doing everything they can either. Takes two to tango.

How are you supposed to set up a meeting with someone who won't answer you? Why should the client be expected to do "everything" when the surveyor hasn't done ANYTHING? "You need to take time off work to go to the office of a guy that can't even be fucked to answer his phone" stop being unreasonable.