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We do have our own base station for RTK, using a ublox ZED-F9P. It still uses the satellites continuously to calculate the correction data, which the client/rov
by BenjiWiebe 2y ago
We do have our own base station for RTK, using a ublox ZED-F9P. It still uses the satellites continuously to calculate the correction data, which the client/rover uses to correct it's own reception of the satellites.
Both systems need to be receiving GNSS data all the time.
As for planting manually - if the GNSS networks were down permanently or for weeks, then yes steering manually is still possible. If you can wait a day or two and get highly accurate planting and mapping, then why not.