Can you avoid to use Cellular Modem completely?

[Eugene Aksyonov]

Please participate to the poll.

 

[Jim Frame]

I can, but I don't want to. Setting up and tearing down a UHF radio is a big nuisance; being able to use a cellular connection is a big advantage.

 

[pappassurveyor]

It is possible to avoid cellular modem but I prefer it over UHF

 

[Nate The Surveyor]

I bought the base package, but have never used it. I go places where there are few towers. So, I'd PREFER to stay with some form of RADIO, for all of it.
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[Randy4591]

I think cellular is a must have. It offers so many more options for base placement. UHF as a backup for areas without cell coverage.

 

[Sean Joyce]

I have a CORS station very close to most of my work but if the cell service is suspect I want the base and radio.
Lately I have been fortunate to be close to the CORS base but earlier this year I was glad to have base/radio.

 

[DUANE WETMORE]

Cell service is not good here, use a base 100% of the time

 

[Wes Hand]

I have been so fortunate not to deal with radios. Have adequate to great cell coverage in my area. I have never not been able to use cell for my communications I guess due to it being very flat terrain in south central GA. I feel for those who have distance limitations due to radio

 

[Clay Davidson]

I can but it is a great feature when it works. Doesn't work for all my surveys but when it does I don't care about the monthly fees I ja e to payfor the service. It's great please leave it.

 

[avoidthelloyd]

The only reason I eventually got the TCP modem is when my radio range went down after my LS+ upgrade. I now prefer the TCP when it works, but I have to use my radio nearly weekly in some spot.