Seems like there is a translation barrier there, but I think you get it now. The end goal is a stream of RTCM 3 corrections. It doesn't matter the hardware involved or whether it is over a direct connection to the internet (NTRIP) or just over a network (TCP). The problem with LoRa radios is how each manufacturer has protected it's signal and how they define "channels"? Some allow you to input a specific frequency and other just supply a list of 10-15 suitable channels of which you won't know the actual frequency unless you have an engineering buddy on the inside.
I haven't seen any retail models myself and have seen a couple of different versions marketed, but if it is the one with the helical antenna slightly off the surface then that is a poorly engineered design for sure. The fact that the antenna appears to be slanted forward is also a problem as it only gets worse with the tilt of the drone at speed. If they are running off of two separate GNSS modules that would be doubly bad. It seems more likely that there is one module that is either running RTK or a single solution which would be the same as the previous models. Similar to how the Phantom 4 RTK is built.
Hi, I ordered an H520E RTK but I can't find much more detailed information material on both the positioning system and the E90X camera, where can I find it?? Thank you very much
We'll have to compare notes by and by. The little I've been able to test the E30ZX due to weather, the zoom and stability are great. However, at full zoom, it is very touchy trying to adjust the cam direction. I'm hoping they update the firmware to allow more granular control. BTW, the E90X at 8X digital zoom produces fairly decent pics.
I imagined that this amount of zoom would cause that. Is this even with the gimbal yaw adjustment knob? Maybe a shortcut to cut the action in half?
