Leica Geosystems has Expanded its Leica GPS900 Range

With the addition of the Leica ATX900 GG GNSS antenna and Leica RX900c Windows CE color controller, the Leica GPS900 family provides a wide range of solutions from entry-level RTK up to GNSS RTK for the most demanding tasks.
 
Leica GPS900 uses Leica Geosystems’ GNSS technology. Consisting of a Controller Unit and an antenna the all-on-the-pole GPS900 RTK rover is designed for one-person stakeout and topographic tasks.

The Leica ATX900 GG is a 72-channel GNSS antenna with outstanding satellite tracking characteristics even to low satellites and in adverse conditions. Compatible with both the Leica RX900 and Leica RX900c the new ATX900 GG provides fast acquisition and low noise increasing the overall performance of GPS900 particularly in demanding situations.

The Leica GPS900 range offers a choice of controllers, like the Leica RX900 with internal memory and now the new Leica RX900c. The RX900c features a ¼ VGA color display with, according to Leica, outstanding clarity and a removable CF-card for easy data transfer. The Leica RX900c runs the GPS900 firmware and through the color screen, applications are further enriched making them even easier to use.

With its onboard software, Leica GPS900 can be used for several jobs including foundation and drainage work, alignment stakeout, topographic and as-built surveys. For the one-man-team, Leica GPS900 is easy to setup and use: the RTK reference and rover fit easily into a single rugged case.