What Does “Fixed” vs “Float” Mean in RTK?
RTK Fixed means your GNSS rover has resolved the carrier phase ambiguities and is producing a high confidence centimeter level position. RTK Float means the rover is receiving corrections but has not fully locked in yet. This guide explains fixed vs float in plain surveyor terms, why your rover may stay in float, what correction age means, and what to check before storing important shots.
Why Your GNSS Rover Will Not Connect to NTRIP
Learn why your GNSS rover will not connect to NTRIP and how to troubleshoot the most common field issues, including no internet or cell service, incorrect SIM or APN settings, wrong caster address or port, bad login credentials, mount point problems, and RTK fix failures. This guide gives surveyors a practical checklist for getting back online and receiving corrections faster.