I'm going to use pretty much the exact setup you demo'd on my farm to lay out horse fencing and arena work. Literally would not be possible without you guys!! This might be the best product you've released!
I’m not a surveyor but this is something that would be useful for environmental technicians when we’re plotting sample grids in the field! I may look into just buying one to make my life easier since they’re affordable enough and the accuracy is more than adequate!
I'd really like to use this for static or rapid static observations in addition to occasional RTK since a lot of my work involves conventional surveying with my total station. Gonna look into it further.
i do hope app such Survey Master, Nuwa, and other survey app will work on this. these are very important features we need as land surveyor 1. can apply base shift or point correction so we can use local grid coordinates system 2. can stake out points
I won't have time to do a full hookup guide any time soon, but there's a great hookup guide here (learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/sparkfun-rtk-surveyor-hookup-guide/all) that should be able to guide you through it.
hi there.. my main concern is, can we configure it using android phone? like entering previous coordinates on the base in case of returning back on previous survey area?
This guy conviced me to buy the OLA and some interesting stuff, he's a cool dude!! does he appears on any tiktok, twitter, face or insta from Sparfun?...how can I add a quiic button to the OLA???
Looks like an amazing product! Congrats to the design team. Instead of using a radio to transmit the differential signal, how about using 2 lora nodes that operate in the licence free ism band. Yes it will be much slower, but without the need for a radio license
Receiving the L2 signal is one thing... Getting a fix in an unobstructed parking lot also... Now in real world we have multipath, I'm curious about how the ublox chip is capable of handling those more realistic scenarios....
@@trollenz agreed. That would be interesting to see. By the way, I’m currently using another relatively inexpensive GPS receiver (Polaris S100) along with Microsurvey Field Genius running on a cheap android tablet. So far the results have been very comparable to a Trimble R2 system w/ TSC-3 controller that cost more than ten times as much. Moreover, the Field Genius software is much easier to use, in my opinion, than the Trimble stuff, at least for what we’re doing.
@@dbackscott sorry, haven't seen your message... Well actually a pretty good tip I'm gonna look into that. I'm using Novatel receiver boards (OEM628) that I got cheap on eBay... Works very good, but it's a bit of a hassle, using WinCE makes me nauseous every time. Doesn't work well with fieldgenius... Are you talking about Android version that works with the S100 ? Thanks.
You can use one by itself as a rover module, but using a second one as a base module in conjunction with the rover will yield greater accuracy. I won't be able to get a hookup video done in the near future, but there's a solid hookup guide here learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/sparkfun-rtk-surveyor-hookup-guide/all
I have two of this same products. One as a rover and other as a base station. But I found some difficulties connecting the rover. How do we know the base statin is talking to the rover. Whom do I contact to clarify this doubts ?
It would be nice to know if this device could be configured to do non-RTK surveys via collecting raw data. It would be sweet if a button could be configured to start a raw collect and then pressed again to stop the collect. Each collect being stored to an sd card in ubx format for post processing. Quite often RTK is just not worth the hassle or possible.
Awesome! I have been using a Trimble R10 for a while, but its starting price is outrageous! This is a wonderful inexpensive surveying solution. Does this product output a NMEA stream?
Yes, it will transmit full NMEA sentences over Bluetooth Serial port profile. You can get a much more in-depth look at it and its capabilities here learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/sparkfun-rtk-surveyor-hookup-guide
Anything from Trimble or Leica - even if it's only a stupid plastic adapter - will cost you a kidney, that's the absolute bare minimum... But with Chinese copies and DIY boards... It's about to change...
Yes, that's correct, when set as a base unit (rather than a rover unit). Nathan has written a couple of hookup guides that looks a little deeper at this. Take a look here for a good start learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/sparkfun-rtk-surveyor-hookup-guide
Yes, you can! On android Works well with "Lefebure Ntrip Caster" and "Bluetooth GNSS" just open the app,( you must turn on mock location first) turn on the sparkfun module... and hit "conect" on your Phone
@@texasapps2595 mainly we used radio mode for correction. if incase of returning on a previous survey area, how are goin to input the previous coordinates? do we need an laptop to enter previous known point?
@@geotek6748 yes, you'll need it. In survey-in mode you have an option to input a known X Y Z coordinates. After that the module will start to fix the position in Real time.
@@texasapps2595 gracias aplicaiones texas me as librado un monton de tiempo, Probe con las dos y me gusta mas BLUETOOH GNSS, muy buen equipo y ahora si puedo usar en mi aplicacion favorita el mobile topographer.
@@Peakabike We're having a hard time keeping them in stock. We're building up another batch right now, but I believe that it's supply chain issues that are severely limiting the number of units we're able to build. Then the stock covers backorders before being released for general sale. Hopefully supply chain issues will start to minimize in the coming months, but the best chance for getting one right now would probably be to backorder it.
I use the "do it yourself" sparkfun módulos that is exactly the same... I use it with Ntrip Caster or Bluetooth GNSS app... and then I see the data on Mobile Topographer Pro app or Google Maps
@@felixrunge1406 I didn't find it on androids PlayStore... I use one of these apps to conect the module with my android: lefebure, Bluetooth Gnss, U-center or SW Maps, and I see the data on Mobile Topographer Pro or SW Maps. Depends on what kind of survey I need.
@@TqSNv9R0iG5Ckxew everything will depend on weather you have an unobstructed view of the sky or not. Neighbouring buildings will cause multipath : reflection of satellite signal that will degrade your positioning quality, interruption of signal caused by foliage and branches will often cause the receiver to lose the fixed position... It's very hard to figure...
An RTK surveyor for $400 guys. What a time to be alive.
I'm going to use pretty much the exact setup you demo'd on my farm to lay out horse fencing and arena work. Literally would not be possible without you guys!! This might be the best product you've released!
ruclips.net/video/8VxJ3vuivWs/видео.html
This is really incredible, congratulations to the SparkFun team.
That flame looked incredible
All of us DIY surveyors are saying, "That's the project I was building!"
Nice job!
I have to say "That's exactly my project!" Even with 2 switches for modes base/rover and on/off jajajajajaja exactly my project!!!!
Fabulous new product. Congrats Sparkfun!
Amazing. Added to my building biologist wishlist!
I’m not a surveyor but this is something that would be useful for environmental technicians when we’re plotting sample grids in the field! I may look into just buying one to make my life easier since they’re affordable enough and the accuracy is more than adequate!
How about elevation? Can you measure this and to what accuracy? I need to measure a point on the ground to a known height datum...
A field archaeologist's dream unit...
Omg take my money
I'd really like to use this for static or rapid static observations in addition to occasional RTK since a lot of my work involves conventional surveying with my total station. Gonna look into it further.
i do hope app such Survey Master, Nuwa, and other survey app will work on this.
these are very important features we need as land surveyor
1. can apply base shift or point correction so we can use local grid coordinates system
2. can stake out points
@JMT57 can use english sir?
Please add video how to set up dan survey by a base and rover connection. This stuff would be on my wishlist
I won't have time to do a full hookup guide any time soon, but there's a great hookup guide here (learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/sparkfun-rtk-surveyor-hookup-guide/all) that should be able to guide you through it.
hi there.. my main concern is, can we configure it using android phone? like entering previous coordinates on the base in case of returning back on previous survey area?
This guy conviced me to buy the OLA and some interesting stuff, he's a cool dude!! does he appears on any tiktok, twitter, face or insta from Sparfun?...how can I add a quiic button to the OLA???
Looks like an amazing product! Congrats to the design team.
Instead of using a radio to transmit the differential signal, how about using 2 lora nodes that operate in the licence free ism band.
Yes it will be much slower, but without the need for a radio license
how bad the error of it if used around highly interference area? such as near high voltage facility or near 4g Tower?
I’m a civil engineer. I can say from experience that the professional gps survey systems typically don’t do better than 14 mm.
Receiving the L2 signal is one thing... Getting a fix in an unobstructed parking lot also... Now in real world we have multipath, I'm curious about how the ublox chip is capable of handling those more realistic scenarios....
@Jayden Morgan you're right not to be sure mate... Nobody gives a f about you hacking your gf's Instagram password !
@@trollenz agreed. That would be interesting to see. By the way, I’m currently using another relatively inexpensive GPS receiver (Polaris S100) along with Microsurvey Field Genius running on a cheap android tablet. So far the results have been very comparable to a Trimble R2 system w/ TSC-3 controller that cost more than ten times as much. Moreover, the Field Genius software is much easier to use, in my opinion, than the Trimble stuff, at least for what we’re doing.
@@dbackscott sorry, haven't seen your message... Well actually a pretty good tip I'm gonna look into that. I'm using Novatel receiver boards (OEM628) that I got cheap on eBay... Works very good, but it's a bit of a hassle, using WinCE makes me nauseous every time. Doesn't work well with fieldgenius... Are you talking about Android version that works with the S100 ? Thanks.
@@trollenz yes, I’m using fieldgenius for android. It can be a bit fiddly at times, but it generally works well.
man, i want one. can you do a video on how to set this up on a rover. do i need 2? 1 for the rover and 1 for the base? or just 1 for the rover?
You can use one by itself as a rover module, but using a second one as a base module in conjunction with the rover will yield greater accuracy. I won't be able to get a hookup video done in the near future, but there's a solid hookup guide here learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/sparkfun-rtk-surveyor-hookup-guide/all
@@robreynolds6546 Thanks for answering Anton's question. I had the same one. Now I'm debating getting two of the new RTK Express devices.
Please record a video, where you can see how to configure Ntrip with a cell phone. Greetings from Peru.
I have two of this same products. One as a rover and other as a base station. But I found some difficulties connecting the rover. How do we know the base statin is talking to the rover. Whom do I contact to clarify this doubts ?
It would be nice to know if this device could be configured to do non-RTK surveys via collecting raw data. It would be sweet if a button could be configured to start a raw collect and then pressed again to stop the collect. Each collect being stored to an sd card in ubx format for post processing. Quite often RTK is just not worth the hassle or possible.
Awesome! I have been using a Trimble R10 for a while, but its starting price is outrageous! This is a wonderful inexpensive surveying solution. Does this product output a NMEA stream?
Yes, it will transmit full NMEA sentences over Bluetooth Serial port profile. You can get a much more in-depth look at it and its capabilities here learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/sparkfun-rtk-surveyor-hookup-guide
Anything from Trimble or Leica - even if it's only a stupid plastic adapter - will cost you a kidney, that's the absolute bare minimum... But with Chinese copies and DIY boards... It's about to change...
Very cool project!
This can be used to surveyng whit drones?
Have a question pls. With this setup we can setup a stationay always online basestation sending correction data to a ntrip server?
So this can be used as station for rtk data so send correction data to other units ? thats at least how i understood it
Yes, that's correct, when set as a base unit (rather than a rover unit). Nathan has written a couple of hookup guides that looks a little deeper at this. Take a look here for a good start learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/sparkfun-rtk-surveyor-hookup-guide
What is the most suitable Wireless Real time data link technology for Real Time Kinematic corrections forwarding?
Would be good with an inclinometer. Then you can have the pole tilted, and adjust for the tilt of the pole.
Cool info, thanks :)
Amazing product i buyed last week , its a very good product , i want to sell this wonderfull gnss Surveyor here in Argentina!
where i can i buy that surveying pole? its incredible!!!
Link to the product is in the description
How close to a RTK base station do you have to be for the device to give high accuracy? 10 miles? 100 miles?
30 miles max
The cars in the tracking map weren't in the video with him. Can you please help me understand why?
It's Google Maps, not a live map !
Have a laser scanner that we can use to build a 3D model of a race track with (to the millimeter)?
Forget about millimetres mate
Awesome!
can this be configure in android phone, do have app for configuration on android phone?
Yes, you can! On android Works well with "Lefebure Ntrip Caster" and "Bluetooth GNSS" just open the app,( you must turn on mock location first) turn on the sparkfun module... and hit "conect" on your Phone
@@texasapps2595 mainly we used radio mode for correction. if incase of returning on a previous survey area, how are goin to input the previous coordinates? do we need an laptop to enter previous known point?
@@geotek6748 yes, you'll need it. In survey-in mode you have an option to input a known X Y Z coordinates. After that the module will start to fix the position in Real time.
@@texasapps2595 gracias aplicaiones texas me as librado un monton de tiempo, Probe con las dos y me gusta mas BLUETOOH GNSS, muy buen equipo y ahora si puedo usar en mi aplicacion favorita el mobile topographer.
Great item and price but on the webpage said Out of Stock???
Has it ever been available to order ? Still OOT as of March 8th, 2021...
@@Peakabike We're having a hard time keeping them in stock. We're building up another batch right now, but I believe that it's supply chain issues that are severely limiting the number of units we're able to build. Then the stock covers backorders before being released for general sale. Hopefully supply chain issues will start to minimize in the coming months, but the best chance for getting one right now would probably be to backorder it.
have you checked this receiver with other android software?
I use the "do it yourself" sparkfun módulos that is exactly the same... I use it with Ntrip Caster or Bluetooth GNSS app... and then I see the data on Mobile Topographer Pro app or Google
Maps
@@texasapps2595 hey one question i want to buy It, did you use It with the surpad aplicaón?
@@texasapps2595 with the surpad aplication?
@@felixrunge1406 I didn't find it on androids PlayStore... I use one of these apps to conect the module with my android: lefebure, Bluetooth Gnss, U-center or SW Maps, and I see the data on Mobile Topographer Pro or SW Maps. Depends on what kind of survey I need.
can it be use as base and rover?
I saw a "rover" switch... so its probably for change modes... from base mode to rover mode
And L5??
no GPS L5
Too bad the thing is sold out with no shipping date
"Millimetre accuracy positioning".... Let's not get carried away 😉
Navic not available
Yeah gonna take some time for it to become mainstream.
why just don't use Emlid Reach?
One is expensive, one is not. What’s so hard to understand?
@@Justin-uc8sc i have an ardu simple gnss rtk surveyor kit , its also a cheap product ! for 500 dollars!
cheaper than M2, nice
What does RTK mean?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_Time_Kinematic
It is available by Amazon.
This guy sounds like big bird
Ummm, there is no millimeter precision GPS anywhere. I work with a major brand name GPS vendor and I can back my statement up.
Let's not forget about 2m baselines, clear open sky, 24h static, geodetic antenna... As we all do on a daily basis 🤣🤣
Kris, What is a realistic precision value for the ZED-F9P?
I'd like to use a pair of these for an autonomous lawnmower. Is it good enough?
@@TqSNv9R0iG5Ckxew everything will depend on weather you have an unobstructed view of the sky or not. Neighbouring buildings will cause multipath : reflection of satellite signal that will degrade your positioning quality, interruption of signal caused by foliage and branches will often cause the receiver to lose the fixed position... It's very hard to figure...