Liberty Hills,Texas

Posted by Gary Bowles on May 9, 2010 at 6:09pm

Doing a boundary survey on 133ac.tract in Liberty Hills,Tx. northwest of Austin,Tx. 80% of survey was done with a Trimble 5600 Robotics Total Station my instrument,& 20% done with Sokia GPS my partner/friend's GPS

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Gary Bowles January 2, 2011 at 10:37pm

Hey Arnel!

Well I've used The Leica,Trimble & Topcon...Never used Sokkia Robot...I like Leica,Trimble & Topcon,all 3 are very good and accurate...I own a Trimble 5600,with the Ranger data collector...And I love it...But I got a good deal on it from a good friend of mine...Not sure what your use too,but all 3 of the brand of Robitics I mentioned are very user friendly,and fast and accurate....

I hope I've helped...? Take it easy friend

Gary
Arnel M. Domag January 2, 2011 at 1:00am

Hi Gary! I am going into robotics this year. I am still in the process of choosing among available brands: Leica, Trimble, Sokkia, & Topcon. Please allow me to ask for your opinion based on your expereince on your 5600 in terms of speed, reliability, accuracy, and sustainability. Thank you.

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