Eos Skadi 100 GNSS Receiver
The Skadi 100 is a multi-constellation, device- and app-agnostic GNSS receiver designed to maximize worldwide submeter accuracy from free SBAS corrections or from an Atlas H50 subscription.
Features
- Provides 40-60 cm-level real-time accuracy using free SBAS corrections only
- Optimized for tough conditions, including dense canopy and urban cityscapes
- Easily shift from a handheld configuration to a range pole mount using included accessories
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$3,295.00
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Overview
The Skadi 100 is the entry-level GNSS receiver in the Skadi Series from Eos Positioning Systems. With single-frequency support for all GNSS constellations, the Skadi 100 lets you obtain submeter, mapping-grade accuracy in the field using only freely available satellite-based augmentation systems (SBAS) signals. The Skadi 100 is device agnostic to work with any iOS, Android, or Windows mobile device.
In addition to the accuracy and performance you have come to expect from any Eos GNSS receiver, the Skadi 100 also includes several advanced mapping capabilities available only in the Skadi Series product line. These include an integrated antenna and hot-swap, all-day battery to support any field mounting configuration. With the Skadi Standard Handle that is included in every Skadi 100 purchase, you can seamlessly switch from a handheld field configuration to a range-pole setup and more.
Advanced Mapping Features
The Skadi 100 is the only multi-constellation, device- and app-agnostic GNSS receiver in the Skadi Series product line designed to maximize worldwide submeter accuracy from free SBAS corrections or from an Atlas H50 subscription. With support for four global GNSS constellations, the Skadi 100 is one of the most advanced single-frequency submeter GNSS receivers on the market. Moreover, the Skadi 100 takes advantage of brand-new Skadi Series features including shapeshifting in the field and the Skadi Standard Handle.
Shapeshift in the Field
The Skadi 100 features an integrated antenna and hot-swap, all day battery. These let you work all day in the field with the flexibility of changing your field mounting setups — without wasting time handling any clunky mounting gear nor having to restart your receiver. The Skadi 100’s innovative design and hot-swap battery let you seamlessly move between the included Skadi Standard Handheld configuration, a full or half-sized surveying range pole, and a backpack range pole, for example. Additionally, an external antenna port and cables are available for those who’d wish to mount to a vehicle or use in a hands-free carry-on setup (e.g., backpack, safety vest, chest pack).
Skadi Standard Handle
The Skadi 100 comes with the Skadi Standard Handle, an ergonomic handheld device that allows you to easily combine your mobile smartphone or tablet and GNSS receiver in a flexible, light-weight single hardware setup. Additionally, the Skadi Standard Handle comes out of the box with the correct brackets that free your device’s camera to support any iOS, Android, or Windows smartphone or tablet — no additional purchase necessary.
- Skadi 100 GNSS Receiver with Integrated Antenna
- Pole Mounting Plate for Skadi Series
- Skadi Standard Handle
- Phone Mounting Bracket for Skadi Series Handles
- Tablet Mounting Bracket for Skadi Series Handles
- Skadi Series Li-Ion Battery Pack
- USB-C Power Block
- USB-C Cable
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