I don't know what Trimble is doing in the R8S receivers but the R10 doesn't use the float / fixed method of resolving a real time solution. So the RTX position isn't a fixed ambiguity solution.
Lee D, post: 453623, member: 7971 wrote: I don't know what Trimble is doing in the R8S receivers but the R10 doesn't use the float / fixed method of resolving a real time solution. So the RTX position isn't a fixed ambiguity solution.
I realize that, thus my "fixed' in quotes, I used that term to describe a vendor's most precise positioning method. Because the clock/ephemeris data is coming down on the satellite link and there is a convergence time required, that sounds an awful lot like a real time version of precise point positioning which isn't a differential based correction. I use the non real time version virtually everyday in processing the GNSS/IMU trajectory of our aerial platforms and so am very familiar with PPP in the post processed sense.
SHG