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Butterfield, MN | The only Cruizer II that was RTK capable was the Cruizer II RTK, which was a specific part number that had a different GPS engine in it that was RTK capable. Surprisingly, it was unable to utilize GLONASS, so while it was dual frequency RTK, it would probably have the same type of shortcomings as a regular Cruizer II would with WAAS as far as losing coverage, since they would use the same satellites, no extras. You could always connect up to another receiver that is RTK capable with a cellular modem or radio base and import that GPS into the system rather than using the built-in receiver. | |
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Another cruizer question.
