CHCNAV i73+ GNSS Antenna with IMU Tilt Compensation
- The i73+ GNSS is a compact receiver with a built-in UHF modem.
- Perfect for base station or rover applications.
- Automatic pole tilt compensation boosts point measurement to boost productivity.
- Weighs < 1kg for easy transportation
- Enhances survey comfort, and reduces operator fatigue.
- Easy-to-read LED front panel display
- Universal GNSS satellite constellation compatibility
- Calibration-free IMU for pole-tilt compensation
- 8GB internal memory
- IP67 waterproof and dustproof rating
Professional GNSS
Ensure robust data quality with the i73+'s advanced 1408-channel GNSS technology, which efficiently tracks satellite signals from all constellations, including GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS and SBAS.
Built-In Modems
Compatible with all major radio protocols, the i73+ operates as both a base and rover, delivering high productivity. When connected to a GNSS RTK network via CHCNAV LandStar field software, it excels as a highly efficient NTRIP rover.
Portable and Lightweight
Weighing just 0.73 kg, the i73+'s compact magnesium alloy design ensures easy portability and operation, reducing operator fatigue and enhancing survey comfort during fieldwork.
Pole Tilt Compensation
Boost point measurement efficiency by 20% and stakeout speed by 30% with the i73+. Its automatic compensation for up to 60° pole tilt removes the need for precise pole leveling, enhancing field productivity.
Ruggged and Durable
With an IP67 rating, the i73+ is fully dustproof and waterproof, delivering reliable performance in harsh environments. Its rugged design resists shock and vibration, making it ideal for demanding fieldwork.
Extended Battery Life
Perform extensive surveys with the i73+'s 6800 mAh battery, offering up to 24 hours of RTK rover operation and 10.5 hours of UHF RTK base operation, ensuring reliable performance throughout long field sessions.
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- CHCNAV i73+ GNSS Receiver
- UHF Whip Antenna (410-470MHz）
- Type-C USB Cable
- Range Pole (AR)
- Auxiliary H.I. Tool (Silver)
- Power Adapter (5V2.4A)
- Transport Hard Case/ Rover
Brand: CHCNAV |
Code: 8001010262
APN: 9319499319250 |
Supplier Code: 8001010262
Brand: CHCNAV |
Code: 8001010262
APN: 9319499319250 |
Supplier Code: 8001010262
At a glance
- The i73+ GNSS is a compact receiver with a built-in UHF modem.
- Perfect for base station or rover applications.
- Automatic pole tilt compensation boosts point measurement to boost productivity.
- Weighs < 1kg for easy transportation
- Enhances survey comfort, and reduces operator fatigue.
- Easy-to-read LED front panel display
- Universal GNSS satellite constellation compatibility
- Calibration-free IMU for pole-tilt compensation
- 8GB internal memory
- IP67 waterproof and dustproof rating
Professional GNSSEnsure robust data quality with the i73+'s advanced 1408-channel GNSS technology, which efficiently tracks satellite signals from all constellations, including GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS and SBAS. |
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Built-In ModemsCompatible with all major radio protocols, the i73+ operates as both a base and rover, delivering high productivity. When connected to a GNSS RTK network via CHCNAV LandStar field software, it excels as a highly efficient NTRIP rover. |
Portable and LightweightWeighing just 0.73 kg, the i73+'s compact magnesium alloy design ensures easy portability and operation, reducing operator fatigue and enhancing survey comfort during fieldwork. |
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Pole Tilt CompensationBoost point measurement efficiency by 20% and stakeout speed by 30% with the i73+. Its automatic compensation for up to 60° pole tilt removes the need for precise pole leveling, enhancing field productivity. |
Ruggged and DurableWith an IP67 rating, the i73+ is fully dustproof and waterproof, delivering reliable performance in harsh environments. Its rugged design resists shock and vibration, making it ideal for demanding fieldwork. |
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Extended Battery LifePerform extensive surveys with the i73+'s 6800 mAh battery, offering up to 24 hours of RTK rover operation and 10.5 hours of UHF RTK base operation, ensuring reliable performance throughout long field sessions. |
