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How do I power a RTK base station?

To power the base station from a power bank or PC. RTK base station has an SMA connector to connect an antenna. RTK base station does not include, but requires a good quality GPS/ GNSS antenna. RTK base station supports full L1/L2/L5 bands.

What is an RTK base station?

An RTK base station is a fixed GNSS receiver placed on a known or unknown point. It used satellite signals to continuously calculate its position. Then it sends real-time correction data to a rover in the field. Thus, your rover can achieve maximum accuracy, up to centimeters. This practice replaces you being off by several metres using GPS alone.

How do I broadcast RTK corrections?

There are two main ways to broadcast RTK corrections: Once the base is active and corrections are broadcasting: Connect your rover to the base via radio or NTRIP. Confirm it receives a fixed RTK solution. Stake out or collect a few known test points. Check against local control to verify accuracy.

Should I set up my own RTK base station?

Setting up your own RTK base station may seem technical, but with the right tools and planning, it becomes a routine part of your GNSS workflow. Whether you use a local UHF radio or internet-based NTRIP caster, you’ll gain full control and consistency in your field work.