Base and Rover vs Network RTK, Explained | Vector RTK

Описание: Base and rover vs network RTK: which set-up do you need?

Option 1 – Base and rover: your own base sends corrections to the rover, usually by radio. It works without mobile signal and you own the reference, but it's more kit to carry and set up.

Option 2 – Network RTK (VRS): reference stations stream to a caster, which creates a virtual reference station near your rover. One receiver – just the rover – but it needs mobile data on site, with consistent coordinates across sites.

Which one? Mobile signal on site: network RTK is the simplest choice. No signal or very remote: base and rover. Want both? A base with radio and network transmission covers both.

Vector RTK network RTK: a UK network of reference stations streamed via NTRIP to a VRS caster, RTCM3 messages (contact us about older instruments), and single baseline and RINEX for PPK where a networked solution isn't practical.

RTK correction plans: RTK 18 £66.52/month, RTK 24 £46.51/month (Save £365.76), RTK 36 £36.50/month (Save £909.00), each with unlimited RTK and a 1 GB/month data SIM.

Featured: STEC SV5 base receiver – integrated 5 W radio, radio and network transmission, RTCM/NMEA output. £3,230.00 – £3,875.00.

Base receivers, rovers and VRS NTRIP corrections at https://www.vector-rtk.co.uk

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