
13 June 2007, 3:12pm
TRL-35 sets standard for RTK communications
CAPELLE AAN DEN IJSSEL, The Netherlands - The next generation of digital radio design for RTK communications is now available from Topcon Europe Positioning.
Small, light and guaranteed job site tough, the TRL-35 digital 35-watt UHF radio utilizes digital signal processing (DSP) technology. At only 150 x 70 x 70 mm (height, width and depth, respectively), the TRL-35 is small, "but packs a powerful punch”, says Ian Stilgoe, Product Marketing and Support Manager for Survey Products.
Guaranteed operation
The UHF radio is 100 percent dust-proof and rain-proof for guaranteed constant operation on any job site. The radio has an IP66 environmental rating.
The radio also features:
• Longer range in difficult conditions than older UHF technology.
• Programmable for any frequency in the 410-470 MHz range;
• Adjustable power for 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 35 watts;
• Compatible with Topcon's HiPer, HiPer+ and GR-3 integrated rover receivers and all Topcon RTK base receivers.
• Compatible with Pacific Crest PDL and TrimTalk communications technology.
Reliable and innovative
"The TRL-35 sets new industry standards for performance", Stilgoe said. "It has an incredibly small design. The industry's best and most reliable UHF radio provides up to 35 watts of range penetrating digital power."
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