GNSS Rover Pole Clamp with Radio Slot

GNSS Rover Pole Clamp with Radio Slot

Model GTC-1

Features:

Made of black anodized aluminum, brass clamp screw

Open clamp fits 0.75-1.25inch diameter rover pole

Quick-release button to plug in the controller cradles
12-position holes to rotate the controller to your comfortable position

Fits most of the controller cradles

0.15 x 0.92″ Slot for Radio

Specifications:

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What is a GNSS rover pole clamp used for?

A GNSS rover pole clamp is used to secure a GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) receiver to a survey pole or rod. The GNSS receiver is a critical component in surveying and geospatial measurements, as it communicates with satellites to determine precise positions on the Earth's surface.

Here's what the GNSS rover pole clamp does:

1.      Stability: It keeps the GNSS receiver securely attached to the survey pole, ensuring that the receiver remains in a fixed position during measurements. This stability is crucial for obtaining accurate data.

2.      Adjustability: The clamp allows for height adjustments of the GNSS receiver on the pole, which helps in aligning the receiver at the correct elevation for different surveying tasks.

3.      Versatility: It can often be adjusted or rotated to fit different types of GNSS receivers or survey poles, making it a versatile tool for various surveying applications.

4.      Ease of Use: The clamp mechanism is designed to be user-friendly, allowing surveyors to quickly and securely attach or detach the receiver from the pole.

Overall, the GNSS rover pole clamp is essential for maintaining the precision and accuracy of GNSS-based surveys by ensuring that the receiver remains in the correct position throughout the measurement process.