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Is the RTK rover host problem bothering you??

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Is the RTK rover host problem bothering you??

At the start of the article, we'd like to mention sorry to everyone, because within the original plan, we'll explain the answer to the host problem during RTK rover setup process during this article. During the writing process, it had been found that the answer of RTK rover was basically an equivalent because the solution of the RTK base station within the previous article, so we didn't describe the answer of rover intimately. I think that everybody will solve the matter easily after studying the content of the previous article.

Additional point:

What must be reminded here is that in radio mode, the coverage range of the overall external radio is a smaller amount than 20km, and therefore the coverage of the built-in radio is a smaller amount than 5km. the precise situation depends on the particular area and terrain.

One more tip:

If your receiver has an abnormal voice broadcast, you'll troubleshoot and solve the matter from the subsequent aspects.

In the external radio mode, check whether the external radio aerial is just too on the brink of the host and cause interference. We recommend that the transmitting antenna got to be a minimum of two meters faraway from the most unit; within the built-in radio mode, check whether an extension pole is employed to isolate the base of the tripod and therefore the main unit (the built-in radio aerial can't be in touch with the metal object on the base or the tripod), Thereby reducing the interference of metal objects on radio transmission.

If necessary, you'll remove the battery of the most unit, place it on a metal object (to discharge static electricity), then reinstall it and switch it on.

That’s all.

Learn more about RTK solution: https://www.satlab.com.se/product_category/gnss/

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