The accuracy on RTK float is hard to define, it’s probably <0.1m but there’s not much documentation putting numbers in that state.
Also, do you have any base stations that use L1/L5 bands?
Yes, the NEO-F9N (https://www.sparkfun.com/products/23288) is capable of base and receives L1/L5 and can output RTCM corrections which include L5.
For the NEO does that connect to my Facet L band? I believe that was the piece needed to turn my device into a base station?
The NEO-F9N (https://www.sparkfun.com/products/23288) is currently a breakout board only that would require an external micro to do useful things.
Adding the NEO-F9N to the Facet is not (really) possible.
Your RTK Facet is capable of being a base station without modification, but the RTK Facet is not capable of receiving the L5 band at this time.
Can you provide the base station instructions?
https://docs.sparkfun.com/SparkFun_RTK_ … menu_base/
SparkFun has lots of docs on their website full of information about setting up an RTK base. In addition to the above link, check out their tutorials.
There is a lot to learn, brew up a pot of coffee and clear your calendar. 
Looking at the excel sheet i exported. There is a Fix ID column. Can you explain that? The values i get are only 1 and 2
In SW Maps, the position bubble will turn from Blue (regular GNSS fix), then to Orange (RTK Float), then to Green (RTK Fix). This is what i found in the guide but i also at times get a red dot when connected to the device,
Actually, my experience shows that in “Float” the accuracy is quite poor, many times over 3 ft, even if the reported accuracy is 5-10 cm at the exact same time.
I’d rather store a DGPS number than a Float number.
While in float, you can store points and you’ll see what I am saying.
The unit seems to wander aimlessly until it “fixes”. The process reboots over and over again until it “fixes”. That’s what you want.
Yesterday, I was watching the UTM coordinates while floating, and they jumped instantly by 50cm when the fix was achieved. All of that with 5cm reported accuracy in Float.
I work a lot in trees and quite often a fix is never achieved. Sometimes, you come back a different day and it works.
My surveyor has a Trimble system ($$$) and it works better than the Facet. But in 99% of the time, I am OK with what I get.
Their Float process is different, and does not seem to wander nearly as much.