D-RTK 3 Multifunctional Station Agri Bundle

Yes. Use D‑RTK 3 as a local RTK base with the Mavic 3 Multispectral via the Enterprise (Pilot 2) workflow. It delivers centimetre-level positioning for crop mapping and scouting.

Yes. A local base improves boundary accuracy, repeatable headlands and line tracking across seasons, especially where mobile data for NTRIP is weak or unavailable.

No — D‑RTK 3 replaces the need for network corrections on sites with poor data coverage. If you have reliable 4G or 5G signal then NTRIP remains a simple option. Many UK farms keep D‑RTK 3 for no‑signal areas and repeatable local control.

With a good sky view and stable corrections, expect centimetre‑level horizontal accuracy. Always validate with a few check points for survey sheet or compliance work.

For most agronomy tasks RTK plus a few check points is sufficient. For survey‑grade deliverables or audits you should still use GCPs or check points per your specification.

Mount on a tripod or survey pole over firm level ground with a clear sky view. Avoid metal roofs, dense tree canopies and tall hedges that may cause signal reflection or multipath. Record the antenna height and keep the setup stable during flights.

Use a known control point when available (fastest and most repeatable). Otherwise use the built‑in survey‑in/average method in the Enterprise app to initialise the base before mission start.

Yes. A single base can provide corrections to multiple supported DJI aircraft within range and line of sight. Plan your airspace and task timing accordingly.

Battery endurance varies by mode. Many users pair it with a vehicle or generator at the headland for long days. Ensure you carry a USB‑C PD supply or backup if the base will run many hours in the field.

The unit is weather sealed (IP67) and built for outdoor use. Still avoid immersion and wipe off after heavy rain or dusty conditions. Keep ports capped when not in use.

No. RTK improves positioning accuracy but does not change legal regulations. Always maintain visual line of sight and operate within your Operational Authorisation and site safety risk assessment.

Drone geotags typically use WGS84. If you need OSGB36/BNG for farm GIS systems convert in DJI Terra or your GIS package. Always keep the base coordinate and antenna height record for transformations.

Yes. It can act as a rover station when mounted on a survey pole, useful for collecting GCPs/check points for QA, trials or regulatory documentation workflows.

Place the base on elevated ground or a clear mound with unobstructed horizon. If signal is poor due to terrain/obstacles, reposition the base or pilot to maintain robust connection and line‑of‑sight.

Indirectly yes — better absolute and relative positioning reduces boundary or tramline mismatch, improving map alignment and seasonal repeatability, which supports more accurate prescriptions.

The station ships ready to use; often with a tripod or survey pole mount. Many UK users add a USB‑C PD charger, field power supply, and carry a tripod weight or stake for windy sites.

Check airspace/landowner permissions, set clear take‑off and landing areas, brief your crew and capture a short test pass to validate your setup (especially for spray headland lines or boundary runs).