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@abigoabi I'd use the Back Display for quick BPM counters, master volume levels, and audio track meters while plugged into DJ setups or recording gear! Keeping the primary glass face-down protects against studio clutter while giving immediate tactile feedback
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After all the excitement yesterday, there's only one way to kick this off. We're starting with THE phone!
The Back Display is full of possibilities, from notifications to everyday essentials.
Now your turn: "I'd use the Back Display for ______."
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Halloween recap: the GEODNET team showed up! π
A Black Angel, a Stingray and a few more surprises from our costume contest and team lunch.
Which costume gets your vote? π
4 things that help RTK deliver centimeter-level accuracy:
1. A nearby base station. The closer it is, the more closely its corrections match what your receiver sees. That's the idea behind GEODNET: 22K+ stations across 176 countries, so more people are working close to one.
2. A clear view of the sky. More satellites in view means a stronger, faster fix.
3. Clean signals. Keeping the antenna away from walls and metal helps avoid reflected signals that can throw off a receiver.
4. A capable receiver. Tracking multiple satellite systems and signal bands gives it more to work with. (GEO-MEASURE tracks triple-band GNSS.)
Get these right and RTK does the rest. GEODNET keeps working on the first one: the world's largest RTK network.
Save this for your next field day. π Which one do you think matters most?
Electric autonomous utility trucks for farms, vineyards and job sites. πβ‘
@BosonMotors trucks connect to the world's largest RTK network with GEODNET for centimeter-level positioning.
Watch the full video in the first comment!
The results are in ππ
Congrats to Michael, winner of the GEODNET costume contest! That victory pose says it all.
Thanks to everyone who followed along.
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What does "RTK FIX" actually mean? π―
Here's how to read the status on your receiver, from least to most precise (labels vary by receiver):
π SINGLE: no corrections applied. Accuracy is typically a few meters.
π‘ FLOAT: corrections are coming in, but the receiver hasn't fully locked on yet. Typically decimeter-level.
β FIX: the receiver has locked on to the corrections. Centimeter-level positioning.
Stuck on FLOAT? Four quick checks:
1. Open sky overhead
2. Antenna away from walls and metal
3. A steady connection to your corrections
4. A little patience. It can take a moment to lock
A nearby base station helps you reach FIX faster and hold it. That's why GEODNET keeps adding stations: 22K+ across 176 countries.
Save this for your next field day. π What's your go-to trick when FIX takes its time?
Welcome, Reed Point, MT! ποΈ
A new GEODNET station is now live in Montana ranch and farm country.
Why it matters: RTK works best with a base station nearby. A station in rural Montana puts centimeter-level positioning closer to the ranchers, farmers, surveyors and drone operators working there.
That's the idea behind GEODNET: 22K+ stations across 176 countries and growing. π
Is there a station near you? Check the map π
A parking space is about 2.5 meters (8 to 9 feet) wide.
Regular GPS can be off by several meters, so it can't tell you which space you're in. π ΏοΈ
RTK can. At a few centimeters of accuracy, it knows which space, which row and which side of the line.
That's what GEODNET's network of 22K+ stations across 176 countries is built to make possible. π
Where has GPS put you in the wrong spot? π