Bluetooth connection with android phone to use ntrip app with corrections from a network in portugal

Reach Module / M+ / M2 Hardware integration
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Hello. I want to know that if it is possible to use reach connected by Bluetooth with my cellphone running ntrip app that use the corrections from a network in Portugal called renep. If yes what kind of accuracy can I achieve?
Many thanks.

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Reach does not support corrections from bluetooth yet…
Cm accuray is possible with other methods ofc.

Other ways to get corrections - https://docs.emlid.com/reach/reachview-link/

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Hello again. Thank you very much for yoir answer.
Ive checked the link that you provide and as far as ive checked i can link reach to mobilephone to have the internet conection and use my ntric client acount for the network that i have on my country to make the corrections. Am i right?
Basicaly i need to buy one reach receiver with antenna and im good to capture with the mobile phone points with the corrections done. Thats it?

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[quote=“Pedro_Vargues, post:3, topic:4622, full:true”]
Hello again. Thank you very much for yoir answer.
Ive checked the link that you provide and as far as ive checked i can link reach to mobilephone to have the internet conection and use my ntric client acount for the network that i have on my country to make the corrections. Am i right? [/quote]
Yes.

Yes, but you need some sort of correction data to get cm accuracy or to postprocess later

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Why you don’t use WiFi (tcp) or radio for correction? For me, radio and Wi-Fi are enough for sending correction. Wi-Fi is cheap, can send correction in LOS condition until more than 1km, radio little more expensive than WiFi can reach more than 1km based on someone observation in this forum.

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Just testet www.rtk2go.com
Will do some testing later.
DIY portable hotspot & HOWTO send correction through free ntrip to LTE hotspot

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Ok… ChatGPT :woozy_face:

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Evaluation of NRTK positioning using the RENEP and RAP networks on the Southern border region of Portugal and Spain

  • Published: 27 February 2013

  • Volume 47, pages 52–65, (2012)

Pretty neat subject, although I only read the abstract, it appears it’s no different than comparisons with different states RTN’s. I think this comparison between NC and SC RTN’S was performed in the early days of their networks.