Frequency
Both radios on the exact same channel and frequency. A single digit off and they never hear each other.
Centimeter-accurate hardware that anchors your bridge, from a pocket-sized network rover you can carry all day to the CHC iBase base station that finally gets cross-manufacturer UHF working. Keep your BRX7. Add what you actually need.
A pocket-sized, centimeter-accurate RTK rover. Connect via Bluetooth to your data collector and survey the moment you power on: point survey, point stakeout, and CAD stakeout through SingularPad / SingularSurv.
Everything that matters in the field: tracking, accuracy, and the build that survives it.
When you still need a base, use one that carries real range and never strands a crew. The iBase bridges UHF and cellular, and pairs with the gear you already own.
A 5-watt internal radio, not the standard 1–2 W, for the range crews actually need across a site.
An integrated cellular SIM with automatic UHF → cellular failover, and keep correcting where line-of-sight runs out.
Works with your Carlson BRX7 via the RTK Connect App, no rip-and-replace to get everything paired.
The most common field headache, and it's almost never the hardware. Run this checklist before you blame the gear.
Two radios that won't pair are usually mismatched on one setting, not broken. Cross-manufacturer pairs especially need every parameter to line up exactly.
Both radios on the exact same channel and frequency. A single digit off and they never hear each other.
Match the air protocol across manufacturers, the most-missed setting on cross-brand pairs.
Enough transmit power for the distance, and the base antenna high enough for line-of-sight.
Other transmitters, terrain, and obstructions on the channel. Move, raise, or change channel to clear it.
We're expanding the hardware and software we carry. These slots are built to fill in as new offerings land.
5-watt UHF base with cellular failover. Full product page coming.
The configuration layer that ties cross-manufacturer gear together.