I would like to have a complete RTK solution.
I mean the system shall include base station, Rover, radio and (if needed) processing software if I need to work as post processing kinematic.
My target is tens of centimeter accuracy.
Best regards
So, there are a lot of options for this…do you strictly need a base + rover or is using PPP instead a viable route? It’d save quite a bit of cost
If you do need a base + rover, how far apart will they be? Some of our models have bt/wifi/espnow on-board which could also save cost…but if the distance is far lora radios are the longest-reaching
How many tens of cm?
We mostly use/advocate for open source software, I can give you some suggestions: will you be using iOS or android or windows or what?
Thank you so much for your replay.
I will use a base and rover.
The distance mostly will be 1-3 km.
The accuracy is in the range of 10 cm.
The availability of wifi or radio is not granted so i would need a post processing software.
CHEERS
Alrighty! Here’s a list:
2x RTK Board
2x antenna
2x Ground Plane
2x LoRa board
2x LoRa antennae
2x adapters for LoRa
This would provide an accuracy of a few cm and be able to work up to ~6 miles with line-of-sight
Be sure to go through the hookup guide(s) for the RTK boards and LoRa boards and you should be all set!
Thanks a lot for your help and answer.
Can I get that as two assembled receivers?
Which software you recommend for post processing?
If the above is possible, can a get an offer.
Thanks a lot
Sparkfun products are generally intended for experimenters who enjoy putting hardware together and learning how to code and operate it.
For a “complete beginner” plug and play RTK setup, consider buying a set like the rather dated UBlox C94-M8P, and carefully follow the instructions in the box. A few are still available at a reasonable price. I learned a lot, working with mine.
Comprehensive, independent performance review of the product: https://www.calvert.ch/maurice/2017/08/28/ublox-c94-m8p-rtk-gps-review-performance-evaluation/
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