KiwiEd
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Hi
what do you guys think of this as ready to go base station kit?
what do you guys think of this as ready to go base station kit?
SparkFun RTK Reference Station GPS-22429
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Northern farmer
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Looks nice but does it not support any internal NTRIP caster (need to use an external caster like RTK2GO)? I did not find any option to add RTCM1008 (not running STRSVR?), neither legacy messages (RTCM1004/RTCM1012 for old rovers).
More than twice the price of a SimpleRTK2B (the same receiver as in the SparkFun box) and a Raspberry Pi. I guess OK for a commercial product with a proper enclosure included.
More than twice the price of a SimpleRTK2B (the same receiver as in the SparkFun box) and a Raspberry Pi. I guess OK for a commercial product with a proper enclosure included.
KiwiEd
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Thanks.
Could you please post a list of the exact components I would need including an aerial, would soon fit them in a box, it will be inside.
Could I have explanation on the various ways to upload to the cell network from the base station.
If I understand correctly for example with the SparkFun box you run a ethernet lead from it to your internet router then upload it to the net on the likes of RTK2GO.
Could you please post a list of the exact components I would need including an aerial, would soon fit them in a box, it will be inside.
Could I have explanation on the various ways to upload to the cell network from the base station.
If I understand correctly for example with the SparkFun box you run a ethernet lead from it to your internet router then upload it to the net on the likes of RTK2GO.
davidroberts30
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You want your own rtk base station?
www.ardusimple.com
And this pluged in
www.ardusimple.com
Mine is powered by a usb phone charger,connected to home wifi
simpleRTK2B - Basic Starter Kit
The Starter Kit allows simple and fast evaluation of Dual Band GNSS (GPS/Galileo/Glonass/Beidou) RTK technology, based on u-blox ZED-F9P module.
www.ardusimple.com
WiFi NTRIP Master
Ardusimple WiFi NTRIP Master connects to your preferred RTK NTRIP service provider just by turning ON the hotspot feature on your smartphone or PC
www.ardusimple.com
You want your own rtk base station?
And this pluged insimpleRTK2B - Basic Starter Kit
The Starter Kit allows simple and fast evaluation of Dual Band GNSS (GPS/Galileo/Glonass/Beidou) RTK technology, based on u-blox ZED-F9P module.
Mine is powered by a usb phone charger,connected to home wifiWiFi NTRIP Master
Ardusimple WiFi NTRIP Master connects to your preferred RTK NTRIP service provider just by turning ON the hotspot feature on your smartphone or PC
Ive done similar but with the f9p plus a raspberry pi uploading to rtkbase
The added benefit of this is that is casts via rtk2go AND centipede.
At the same time?!
Have you managed to get Centipede working ? By the looks of their user map they haven't got any users in the UK, but lots for France (of course) and Hungary.
KiwiEd
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Do you need a Raspberry PI with the starter kit ?
Can it be connected with a lead instead of wifi ?
Can it be connected with a lead instead of wifi ?
davidroberts30
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- pembrokeshire
You want your own rtk base station?
And this pluged insimpleRTK2B - Basic Starter Kit
The Starter Kit allows simple and fast evaluation of Dual Band GNSS (GPS/Galileo/Glonass/Beidou) RTK technology, based on u-blox ZED-F9P module.
Mine is powered by a usb phone charger,connected to home wifiWiFi NTRIP Master
Ardusimple WiFi NTRIP Master connects to your preferred RTK NTRIP service provider just by turning ON the hotspot feature on your smartphone or PC
Ethernet NTRIP Master
Use it as a NTRIP Client, NTRIP Server, TCP Client, TCP/UDP Server or PointPerfect client by just plugging an Ethernet cable. Comes with free corrections!
www.ardusimple.com
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