GNSS – DGPS – GPS – RTK
GPS RTK, or Real-Time Kinematic, is a GNSS/GPS technique used to enhance the precision of position data received from satellite-based positioning systems. RTK GNSS uses carrier-based ranging rather than code-based positioning, and relies on a single reference station to provide real-time corrections, resulting in the centimetre-level accuracy often required for applications such as surveying. GPS makes use of RTK to reduce and remove common errors.

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BKDN 01 – DNE
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GMX910 Smart antennas – LEICA
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GPS CHC I80
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GS15 – LEICA
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GS18 T – LEICA
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M8 GNSS RTK
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S800A GNSS Receiver
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S980A GNSS Receiver
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S990A GNSS Receiver
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T300 Plus Receiver
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V90 PLUS – HI TARGET
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VIVA GS08+ Smart antennas – LEICA
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