a-GEO NetBOX2 Rover Base set Review

a-GEO NetBOX2 RTK GNSS Receiver

The a-GEO NetBOX2 with its 1408 channels new generation full GNSS chipset & ability to support multi satellite constellation including GPS, GLONASS, BEIDOU, GALILEO, QZSS, SBAS and IRNSS provides precise and accurate spatial data for all users around the world.

Channels	1408
IMU Tilt Sensor	60º
Internet Modem	4G
UHF Radio	410 – 470MHz
GPS	L1C/A, L1C, L2C, L2P(Y), L5
GLONASS	L1, L2, L3
GALILEO	E1, E5a, E5b, E6
BEIDOU	B1l, B1C, B2l, B2a, B2b, B3l

a-GEO S50III Data Collector

The α-GEO S50Ⅲ is a professional full keyboard GNSS data controller with smartphone capabilities. It has a 5” sunlight-readable touch display and backlight keypad, combined with integrated Bluetooth.

Measure directly into your coordinate system with the SurPro software

The a-GEO SurPro software is developed based on GNSS high-precision surveying. It is an user-friendly Android based software made for beginner and advanced surveyors.

GPS Survey pole

Make it easy to carry by mounting everything on a GPS Survey Pole. Recommended length is over 2 metres to minimise interference to your GNSS receiver and improve performance.

Data collector bracket

This is needed to ensure that your data collector stays firmly in place. It prevents it from being damaged unnecessarily and you don’t have to hold it in your hand all day.

Tripod

Used to set up your base receiver. The 3 legs provide great stability to prevent it from falling or moving.

Tribrach

This is used as a mounting platform for your receiver on your tripod. It also requires an adapter which you can choose in the next step.

Adapter

This is the connection between your tribrach and receiver. You can screw your receiver to the adapter and then place the adapter in your tribrach.