Don't know what's missing or what the catch is...but interesting!
they only track 72 channels and L1 only. but for the price, a brand new one costs $1598. In this day, you should be looking for at least multi frequency receivers to get better fix. But thats my opinion.?ÿ
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I agree with that. Still if it works you are going to have a big grin on your face at that price!
That is 1/2 the price of PM3s when they were new.
L1 is still a beat ahead of TS and two people on a crew and easily solo territory.
Not bad for a first investment into GPS, of course to do best or better results, it would take two or three to have redundancy of assurance to locations.
I really like the PM3 concept because of the screen and visuals for the quality of data being recorded.
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This is the one (for me) that will be interesting.
Positioning
- StaticH: 4??mm + 0.5??ppm
V: 8??mm + 1??ppm - PPKH: 5??mm + 0.5??ppm
V: 10??mm + 1??ppm - RTKH: 7??mm + 1??ppm
V: 14??mm + 1??ppm - Convergence time~5??s typically
GNSS
- Signals trackedGPS/QZSS L1C/A, L2C
GLONASS L1OF, L2OF
BeiDou B1I, B2I
Galileo E1-B/C, E5b
SBAS L1C/A - Number of channels184
- Update rates20??Hz GPS / 5??Hz GNSS
For the Canucks:
ANNOUNCING: REACH RS2
Multi-band RTK GNSS receiver with centimeter precision for $2559.99. Will achieve position fix in seconds. Ideal for high productivity and professional use.
***NOTE: Emlid is offering a promotional price running from April 1 through April 30. We are matching it at $2424.24 Canadian.
***NOTE: A buy-back program has been put in place as of March 30. Customers who pre-order Reach RS2 will receive $100 more than buy-back price on Reach RS+.
Eagerly awaiting results from someone who buys it and combines it with something like Landsat 7 (if that program supports it......or an equivalent).
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.huace.landstar7&hl=en
Interesting times.
Hello,
Dmitriy from Emlid here.
Reach can work with 3rd-party software for Android including Landstar (here's the link to the integration guide).