LiBase RTK
Multi-Band Base Station & RTK GNSS Receiver For Surveying, Mapping, and Navigation
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Weight （Incl. Battery）0.85kg
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Accuracyup to 2-3cm
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SolutionRTK based
Full-constellation with Advanced RTK Algorithm - Featuring 1198 channels for full constellation tracking, LiBase can achieve reliable centimeter-level accuracy positioning. Benefiting from the strong signal tracking and advanced RTK algorithm with K8 GNSS OEM module, LiBase adapts to various complex and harsh environments and ensures centimeter-level positioning accuracy.
At only 0.85 kg with two batteries; it can be easily held with one hand and can be put into any pocket. Hot swap batteries with 6600 mAh large capacity support more than 12 hrs working times and less than 3 hrs charging times.
Through the OLED display, functional buttons, and indicators, you can directly perform status checking and configuration of LiBase. Meanwhile, users also can easily configure work modes, download data, upgrade firmware and check device status via web UI after WiFi connection.
LiBase GNSS has all the connectivity features a surveyor needs to complete any GNSS surveying project scenario. Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and QR code provide a seamless connection to field data controllers and tablets. Integrated 4G and UHF modems enable any GNSS surveying mode, from RTK Networks NTRIP connections to UHF base-rover configuration. GNSS RTK corrections are accessed or broadcasted continuously for accurate positioning in all circumstances.
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