thanks, let’s me follow tutorial and will let you know soon.
Hi andrew,
can you check our report. i think all steps are followed, but in the video do not mention or show about base RTK. So please kindly check.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qUNsjfWhg5tcskMGI7UlCueMn4yT_CDC
Best regard,
Ly
Hi @Lymot,
The result for the new system report the is same as I mentioned in my previous message:
Also, please, set the same settings on base and rover for LoRa radio.
As for this quote
you can find the base setup part at 1:57 in the video tutorial by following link from my previous answer.
Thanks,
Andrew.
Hi andrew,
can you check my system reports below? i think i followed all steps but result still the same, float under small trees even trees near base.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qUNsjfWhg5tcskMGI7UlCueMn4yT_CDC
best regard,
Ly
Having vegatation over the unit is quite disruptive for the L1 gnss signal.
If you want reliable measurements, you need quite a good skyview, and/or have the right sats in view at the right time (by planning your sites with a simulator before going into the field).
Hi @Lymot,
Set the same update rate in RTK settings, please.
Overall, according to your setup photo on dropbox, it’ll be almost impossible to get a good satellite signal due to poor sky visibility.
Hi Andrew
This is better satellite but Why it’s keep float ? i mean i work under trees. i connect to Ntrip this time.
It will float, because working under trees eats the gps signal. When signal-to-ratio gets that low, confidence in the signal also gets way lower, and thus not able to fix.
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