CORS and reference stations
For permanent reference, RTK base-station and monitoring installations, evaluate site conditions, multipath risk, grounding, cable routing and long-term maintenance with the receiver package.
TOKNAV GNSS antennas is built for CORS reference stations, RTK base stations, monitoring and high-precision receiving systems. This page now gives buyers a clearer product summary, related TOKNAV links, resource paths and quotation support for distributors, project teams and technical evaluators.
TOKNAV GNSS antennas is built for CORS reference stations, RTK base stations, monitoring and high-precision receiving systems. This page now gives buyers a clearer product summary, related TOKNAV links, resource paths and quotation support for distributors, project teams and technical evaluators.
Buyers should review the linked category, resource, case study and contact pages to compare specifications, applications and quotation requirements.
Send your country, application, target accuracy, correction method, expected quantity, project timeline and required accessories or software.
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Choose GNSS antennas by project workflow, not by a model name alone. TOKNAV provides antenna options for RTK rover and base-station work, CORS/reference stations, monitoring installations and positioning-device integration. Confirm the receiver, required signals, mounting environment, cable plan and support needs before final selection.
For permanent reference, RTK base-station and monitoring installations, evaluate site conditions, multipath risk, grounding, cable routing and long-term maintenance with the receiver package.
For portable surveying, rover packages and field positioning devices, first confirm receiver compatibility, installation format, field environment and the correction workflow.
For positioning modules, machine control and integrated devices, select the antenna only after confirming the host device, supported signals, interface, antenna location and operating environment.
Start with the receiver, required signals, installation location, surrounding obstructions, cable plan, grounding and maintenance access. A permanent CORS or reference-station project should select the antenna as part of the complete receiver and site design.
Confirm the receiver model, clear sky view, mounting method, antenna position, cable routing, power requirements and the local correction workflow before final model selection.
Do not assume one model fits every project. RTK rover, local base, CORS, monitoring and machine-control projects have different installation, signal, environment and maintenance requirements.
Send the receiver model, project type, required signals, installation environment, mounting or site photos, cable length, country or region and planned quantity so the team can review the complete positioning workflow.