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Phainein7
Posted 1/18/2026 09:20 (#11514942 - in reply to #11514445)
Subject: RE: rtk vs rtk and glonass


Tipton, KS
WestMIguy - 1/17/2026 19:35

Glonass maybe less and less valuable as time goes on. I read somewhere that Russia is not maintaining or upgrading the Glonass system as they cannot afford to do so currently.


Newer GNSS receivers can receive 4 different satellite constellations, so they can pick/choose the "best" satellites for guidance if a RTK base station is outputting them.

GPS (United States): The original global system used in agriculture.
GLONASS (Russia): Often used for better coverage in higher latitudes.
Galileo (European Union): Known for robust, high-precision signals.
BeiDou (China): A rapidly expanding system providing global coverage.
QZSS (Japan): A regional constellation used to augment GPS in specific areas.

RTK Base Station
1074: GPS MSM4 (Multiple Signal Messages) - Compact code and phase observations for GPS.
1084: GLONASS MSM4 - Compact code and phase observations for GLONASS.
1094: Galileo MSM4 - Compact code and phase observations for Galileo.
1124: BeiDou MSM4 - Compact code and phase observations for BeiDou.
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