Hi Andreas,
Sorry for the delayed response!
Let me answer your questions below.
Yes, it contains the raw data from the NTRIP network. It’s not modified by the Reach receiver.
It means that you post-processed the data from your NTRIP service with the data from the aircraft. Reach RS2 data wasn’t involved as it’s included in the raw data log.
Raw data log contains GNSS observations from the receiver without the calculation of accurate coordinates.
Yes, the base correction log contains the corrections from the base only. The log format is defined by corrections Reach accepts from the base.
If you managed to establish the fix solution, the Reach RS2 determined its coordinates with centimeter-level precision. You can, for example, average the coordinates with the “Average Fix” mode of the “Base mode” tab and use them afterwards.
Do I understand correctly that your software doesn’t post-process RINEX files where the time is not an integer?
May I ask you if you’ve tried Tatiana’s suggestion on how to get the integer time in RINEX data from our receivers?