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Emlid Reach RX Pocket Sized RTK Rover

Name: Emlid Reach RX Pocket Sized RTK Rover
Brand: 2pierres.com
SKU: 82566163145
Price: 807.08 USD
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Rating: 4.3843000000000005 (28 reviews)

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Emlid Reach RX Pocket Sized RTK RoverAre you tired of complicated and bulky RTK rovers that require endless configuration and setup? Introducing Emlid Reach RX, the simple and portable solution to your surveying needs. With multi band tracking and the ability to connect to any network correction stream, you can achieve uncompromising centimeter precision on any job. Plus, the Reach RX requires no configuration, making it easy for anyone to use, even with no in person training. And with a

Are you tired of complicated and bulky RTK rovers that require endless configuration and setup? Introducing Emlid Reach RX, the simple and portable solution to your surveying needs.

With multi-band tracking and the ability to connect to any network correction stream, you can achieve uncompromising centimeter precision on any job. Plus, the Reach RX requires no configuration, making it easy for anyone to use, even with no in-person training. And with a compact, lightweight design and powerful battery, you can take it anywhere and trust it to last all day. Plus, the Reach RX is built to withstand the elements with its rugged enclosure and wide temperature range.

Upgrade to Emlid Reach RX and make your surveying workflows a breeze.

Experience Unmatched Precision with Emlid Reach RX

Emlid Reach RX is a multi-band RTK rover that delivers unrivaled precision, thanks to its ability to track GPS/QZSS, Galileo, GLONASS, and BeiDou and connect to any network correction stream. If no network is available, you can create your own using Emlid Reach RS2 or RS2+ as a base and Emlid Caster to send RTK corrections to as many Reach RX rovers as needed. With Emlid Reach RX, you can trust in the accuracy of your surveying work.

Get Your RTK Fix in Record Time with Emlid Reach RX

Are you tired of spending hours setting up your RTK rover? With Emlid Reach RX, you can go from the box to a FIX in under 60 seconds. Its Bluetooth Low Energy connection to ReachView 3 makes setup a breeze, with no advanced settings or configuration required. Plus, the Reach RX simplifies your workflows and eliminates the chance of a wrong setup, so you can trust collecting and staking out points to your team members, even with no in-person training. Upgrade to Emlid Reach RX and streamline your surveying process.

Lighten Your Load with Emlid Reach RX

Are you tired of lugging around heavy and bulky RTK rovers? Emlid Reach RX is the solution. With its incredibly compact and lightweight design, you can take it anywhere with ease. At just 250 grams, you can easily carry it in a backpack pocket or attach it to your clothing. And with the included foldable survey pole, you can be ready to start a survey in seconds. Upgrade to Emlid Reach RX and make your surveying workflows a breeze.

Stay Powered Up and Protected with Emlid Reach RX

Don't let a dead battery or rugged conditions slow you down. Emlid Reach RX is equipped with a powerful battery that gives you 16 hours of work on one charge, and even a quick 30 minutes of charging provides four hours of battery life. And with its USB Type-C cable and ability to charge from a power bank, USB wall charger, or computer USB port, you'll always have a way to keep it powered up.

Plus, its rugged enclosure featuring IP68 ingress protection and a sealed connector with a silicone plug keeps it protected from water and dust, and it can withstand extreme temperatures ranging from -20 to +65 °C (-4 to 149 °F). Upgrade to Emlid Reach RX and never let your RTK rover hold you back.

Easy to set up: just add NTRIP

Reach RX uses Bluetooth, allowing you to connect and start surveying in a few seconds. No settings to get wrong.

The weight of Reach RX is just 250 grams. Take it anywhere—it weighs less than a can of soda and fits in any glove compartment or a backpack pocket.

Reach RX tracks GPS/QZSS, Galileo, GLONASS, and BeiDou and gets a fix in
under 5 seconds even in challenging conditions.

Anyone on the team can use RTK

Reach RX is designed to meet the expectations of both experienced professionals and non-surveyors who need to get highly-accurate results. No training is required.

Surveying with ReachView

With ReachView 3, you can collect and stake out points and control all the features of Reach receivers, such as setting up a base station, logging RINEX data, and configuring NMEA output.The app is available both for Android and iOS, and supports thousands of coordinate systems and is translated into multiple languages.

Point collection: create projects, save points, and export in industry standard formats

Record each position as a point with centimeter precise coordinates. Export projects and open them in GIS or CAD software like AutoCAD, ArcGIS, QGIS, and others.

Formats: WGS84, NAD83, GDA2020, and others

Stakeout: Find points' position on the ground

Stakeout is used to find exact physical locations of points. They can be collected in ReachView 3 or imported from other CAD or GIS software.

250 g 172 mm x 51 mm x 51 mm
- Weighs like a TV remote controller and can be carried in your pocket.
-20 to +65 °C (-4 to 149 °F)
- Extensively tested Reach RX in conditions that simulate the coldest winters and hottest summers.
IP68
- RX is waterproof up to a 1.5 m depth. The connector is sealed and protected from water and dust with a silicone plug.

Reliable battery

16 hours of work
- 2 days of work for less than 3 hours of charging. You can charge on-the-go from any USB port or power bank.
Li-Ion battery
- An industrial battery that handles both high and low temperatures well.
2000+ cycles
- of charging and discharging while maintaining original capacity.

Add Reach RS2+ as a base station

Don't have NTRIP nearby? Run your own NTRIP service with Reach RS2+ as a base and Emlid Caster . Then you can add as many RX rovers as you need, and you're ready to go.

Deploy Reach RX for teamwork

If you have a big project team, Reach RX is a perfect fit. With no configuration to get wrong, your can be sure your team is collecting reliable data.

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★★★★★ 5

Read this if you're having connection or audio/video/notification difficulties ***UPDATED at end***

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