31/08/2026
Public CORS drops out in the mountains? Build your own base station.
Remote and mountainous terrain can push public CORS services to their limits—unstable corrections, interrupted connections, or no service at all.
With the Hi-Target V600L Laser RTK, you can set up your own GSM base station and create an independent differential correction source for your rover.
In this tutorial, Alan from Hi-Target walks you through the complete setup:
🔹 Base Station
Base Setting → Data Link: Internal GSM → Server: CORS → Enter CORS information → Mountpoint automatically generated from the Base SN
🔹 Rover
Connect via Wi-Fi → Mountpoint & username auto-fill → Change the rover username so it differs from the mountpoint → Set → Wait for RTK Fix
📡 Your base. Your corrections. Your workflow.
Stay productive when public CORS isn't an option—and keep your RTK work moving in challenging environments.
Build your own correction source. Work beyond the network.