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  • Survey Legend
    ⚡Survenator⌁ April 23, 2012 at 8:00pm

    i'm sure someone will jump on here soon and give you some good advice, but you can also run a search on the network for many discussions and examples of Robotic Total Stations... welcome to the network!

    • GEO Ambassador
      Skip Farrow > ⚡Survenator⌁ April 24, 2012 at 4:37pm

      My question would be what software are you already use to? also what instruments are you use to? Then are you looking for a new robot or a used one? a budget would be helpful in order to narrow than down. Or consider a new one with lease options?

      Personally I like the SRX by Sokkia.

      But being familiar with the software, helps a lot, then all you have to get use to is running it from the pole instead of being behind the gun.

      But if you have already decided that you are leaning towards a model, or set a budget to spend, can narrow down the decision. If your looking at new, then i can help with payment options, and pretty much any brand your looking for.

      Skip Farrow

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