Reach RS2: Receiving RTK Corrections over the Internet

[@nitraat551]

Hi, how much bandwidth does this take up on the cellular connection?

[@narthukumar7250]

Here the base station is rs2 receiver wherein we inserted the sim card, and the rover is our mobile phone, right?

[@Emlid]

Hi Narthu! If you work with NTRIP service, your Reach RS2 acts as a rover. NTRIP service allows your RS2 rover to receive corrections from the nearest third-party base, a continuously operating reference station (CORS). This way, there is no need for you to have your own local base.

[@developermassresponse4586]

Hi, is it possible to receive RTK Corrections over the Internet with the Reach RS+?

[@Emlid]

Hi, sure! Here's how to do that: docs.emlid.com/reachrs/common/quickstart/ntrip-workflow/

[@Emlid]

Hi everyone, If you're looking for a way to transmit corrections from base to rover, join the beta testing of our own NTRIP Caster (caster.emlid.com/ ).

[@mazuba10]

Is this website still functioning?

[@Emlid]

@@mazuba10 hi there! Yes, sure. We edited the link, please check it once again: caster.emlid.com/