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Emlid Reach RS4 & RS4 Pro UHF Antenna | 410-470 MHz RTK Radio

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Emlid Reach RS4 & RS4 Pro UHF Antenna | 410-470 MHz RTK RadioReach RS4 & RS4 Pro UHF Antenna (410 470 MHz) Let's be honest: you're only reading this because you left your original antenna on the roof of a site cabin, or a digger backed over it. After 10 years of supplying commercial RTK GNSS receivers and surveying equipment to the UK, we know the drill. This genuine replacement Reach RS4 & RS4 Pro UHF Antenna ensures your base and rover setup can actually communicate. Tuned strictly for the 410 470 MHz

Reach RS4 & RS4 Pro UHF Antenna (410-470 MHz)

Let's be honest: you're only reading this because you left your original antenna on the roof of a site cabin, or a digger backed over it. After 10 years of supplying commercial RTK GNSS receivers and surveying equipment to the UK, we know the drill. This genuine replacement Reach RS4 & RS4 Pro UHF Antenna ensures your base and rover setup can actually communicate. Tuned strictly for the 410-470 MHz frequency band, it's non-negotiable for transmitting and receiving RTK corrections to maintain that elusive fixed solution. Whether you're dodging freezing rain or dealing with impossible client demands on a remote site without an NTRIP connection, you need your surveying workflow to just function. Buy this so we can comfortably pay our office heating bill, and you can get back to logging points instead of yelling at your tablet.

Key Highlights

  • Absolute Compatibility: Native plug-and-play fit for the Emlid Reach RS4 and Reach RS4 Pro units. No adapters, no crying.
  • Dedicated UHF Band: Precision-tuned for 410–470 MHz radio transmissions to ensure robust, long-range corrections.
  • Instant Recovery: The fastest way to fix your setup when your original antenna mysteriously vanishes from the site truck.

Why You Want It

Because attempting to survey without a physical radio link is just standing in a muddy field holding an expensive stick. If your workflow relies on local UHF radio protocols like TRIMTALK rather than cellular network connections, this antenna is the critical lifeline between your hardware. Without it, you are doomed to 'Float' status while the project manager breathes down your neck. It’s built to endure the grim realities of British construction sites—just try your hardest not to lose this one.

Specifications

  • Frequency Range: 410–470 MHz
  • Radio Compatibility: UHF
  • Device Compatibility: Reach RS4, Reach RS4 Pro
  • Weight: Data unavailable (Emlid kept this a secret, but it weighs exactly as much as a standard antenna you're about to lose again).
  • Dimensions: Data unavailable (Standard issue length. Please don't use it as a pry bar).

FAQ

Can I use this Reach RS4 UHF Antenna on the 868/915 MHz LoRa frequency?

Absolutely not. This antenna is tuned exclusively to receive and transmit corrections via the built-in 410-470 MHz UHF radio. Trying to force it into a LoRa configuration will result in zero communication, endless frustration, and a deeply disappointing day on site.

What’s in the Box*

  • 1× Reach RS4 & RS4 Pro UHF Antenna 410-470 MHz

Disclaimer

We are not legally responsible for missed deadlines because you ordered a UHF antenna when your base station is actually transmitting on LoRa. Double-check your radio frequencies before purchasing, or enjoy pacing around the site wondering why your equipment refuses to talk to each other.

Still Here?

The rain is starting, the concrete is pouring, and staring at this page won't magically establish a radio link. Add this replacement UHF antenna to your cart, expense it to the client as a "consumable," and let's get your setup back online.

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