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Duane, unless you can show that one solution was better than the other you are only relying on statistics. That doesn't really...

Duane, unless you can show that one solution was better than the other you are only relying on statistics. That doesn't really...

Another thing you can do is run the cogo, tools, accuracy report. This will not find a bad fix, but it can show which is better, ppk or...

Why does it choose to hold the ppk values in the first point when there is 0.7' between the rtk shot? It generally holds a PPK shot if...

I almost always edit the g-file to change the point numbers on repeat observations, so I keep the original .gfile for archival purposes...

I can relate to northern CA, further up here....and it is challenging. Right on Matthew repeatability is the mantra always. Now if you...

Just realized another thing about this Star*Net process. Above I mentioned that you need to change the file extension from .gfile to...

Sometimes I do static surveys when I don't have radio. I always get multiple observations and gope they agree. Usually in thick canopy...

Sometimes I do static surveys when I don't have radio. I always get multiple observations and gope they agree. Usually in thick canopy...

Why does it choose to hold the ppk values in the first point when there is 0.7' between the rtk shot? It generally holds a PPK shot if...

RMS is a measure of precision (the consistency of the coordinates by epoch). If the fix is bad, you can still have consistency in the...

The best way to check for an accurate shot is to make sure you have the "When to stop" time at a minimum of 240 seconds and have the...

RMS is a measure of precision (the consistency of the coordinates by epoch). If the fix is bad, you can still have consistency in the...

I see the red text in the point list to show this disagreement. That is very helpful for a quick check

Why does it choose to hold the ppk values in the first point when there is 0.7' between the rtk shot? It generally holds a PPK shot if...