Poll: What Do You Use the Triumph-LS For?

[Patrick Garner]

Jim Frame raised an interesting point in a recent thread, noting his limited use of the LS (largely boundary control).

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[Matt Johnson]

Another choice in the survey could be GIS.

 

[Clifton Keith]

Hammer!

 

[Adam]

Jim Frame raised an interesting point in a recent thread, noting his limited use of the LS (largely boundary control).

I've set this point up so that you can vote for more than one item. (If you opt for a vote in the "Other" category, add a post describing your 'other'!)

All of the above Patrick. I have used my robot only a few times this year, so the more fitting question for me would be what don't you use the LS for.

 

[Nate The Surveyor]

what don't you use the LS for.

Hammer.... But thought about it!

 

[Adam]

I even used it to set the locations for the post holes on my construction project and then drilled them. I did not have to shave out any of the holes. The posts went in perfectly.

 

[Adam]

The LS is a workhorse when it comes to open sky topo. I took a video the other day while I was in an overgrown field. Please excuse the wardrobe, It was hot. I finished the field in just a few hours and never cut anything. I was able to crawl around and get to where I needed then let the LS work.

 

[Nate The Surveyor]

Cool Pics, Adam, but those images are HUGE.
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I've got your stickers, need to mail. Are you coming to the Arkansas Party?
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[Adam]

Cool Pics, Adam, but those images are HUGE.
Took forever to load.
I've got your stickers, need to mail. Are you coming to the Arkansas Party?
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Gonna try to make it out there. No promises though.

 

[Nate The Surveyor]

OK, I bring them.
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[Shawn Billings]

In some ways, I would use the LS for any of the items you list, but my specific work is boundary and topographic. About the only thing I won't use the LS for is precise vertical (hard surface topo for example) that requires better than a centimeter, particularly if I have to collect a lot of points with that accuracy requirement. This is pretty uncommon for my needs though.

I would use it for many types of construction layout. I don't do a lot of construction layout work though. It's the way to layout utility corridors.