An NTRIP modem is an very easy method of getting NTRIP correction messages to a rover.
An NTRIP modem in essence consists of a wireless connection (typically cellular 4G/LTE) and an NTRIP client which can connect to an NTRIP provider. Additionally such a modem typically features an RS232 port on which the RTCM messages are outputted. This port then needs to be connected to the rover.
Examples of commercially available NTRIP modems are:
Company | Country | Product name | Link |
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Racelogic | United Kingdom | VBOX NTRIP modem | link |
Tersus | China | TP688 NTRIP modem | link |
ArduSimple | Spain | 4G NTRIP Master | link |
Precision Navigation Systems | Estonia | GSM-modem GM114 | link |
GeneSys | Germany | NTRIP-DGPS Box 4 | link |
Ercogener | France | EaseNTRIP | link |
settopsurvey | Spain | SETTOP CellXtrem | link |
Reichhardt GmbH | Germany | ISOFLEX | link |