MicoAir RTK Complete System Bundle — MA-RTK-BASE Station + Rover Module + LR900-F Radio Pair (Centimeter GPS in One Box)
📘 Documentation & Guides RTK Setup Guide — from unboxing to RTK FIXED, step by step MA-RTK Series — Full User Manual · What Is RTK? — plain-English explainer Everything RTK needs, in one box A working RTK system needs three things: a rover module on the aircraft, a base station generating corrections, and a radio link carrying them between the two. This bundle is all three, matched and ready to work together — no missing parts to discover, no compatibility guesswork, no laptop required in the field. The included MA-RTK-BASE runs ≈ 12 hours on its internal battery, stands on its own tripod, and starts emitting standard RTCM3 corrections the moment its position indicator goes solid — zero configuration. One radio clips to the base, the other to the rover's RTCM port, and the aircraft receives centimeter corrections directly over the air. One base broadcast serves every drone in range. Choose your rover MA-RTK-AIR-626 — dual-band (L1+L5), 1.5 cm + 1 ppm, ArduPilot only. The budget centimeter fix; ideal per-drone module for swarms. MA-RTK-AIR-982 (Single Antenna) — triple-band (L1+L2+L5), 0.8 cm + 1 ppm at 20 Hz, ArduPilot / PX4. The flagship. MA-RTK-AIR-F9P — u-blox ZED-F9P (L1+L2), 1.0 cm + 1 ppm, ArduPilot / PX4. The proven, best-documented RTK chip. MA-RTK-AIR-982 (Dual-Antenna Kit) — the flagship plus GNSS heading from two antennas: true yaw with no magnetic compass, immune to steel and motor current. What's inside each bundle Every bundle includes the complete base station + radio link: 1 × MA-RTK-BASE station module (UM982 multi-band receiver, internal battery, OLED display) 1 × Survey tripod 1 × Multi-band GNSS mushroom antenna 1 × Antenna feeder cable 1 × USB-C to USB-C cable (2 m) 1 × Mounting hardware 2 × LR900-F 915 MHz LoRa telemetry radio (with antennas) — one for the base, one for the aircraft Plus the rover package for the variant you choose: MA-RTK-AIR-626 variant 1 × MA-RTK-AIR-626 module (UM626N, IST8310 compass) 1 × Quad-helix GNSS antenna 1 × GH1.25-6P cable (20 cm) · 1 × SH1.25-6P flight-controller cable (20 cm) · 1 × GH1.25-4P cable (10 cm) MA-RTK-AIR-982 Single Antenna variant 1 × MA-RTK-AIR-982 module (UM982, IST8310 compass, CNC aluminum shell) 1 × Quad-helix GNSS antenna 1 × GH1.25-6P cable (20 cm) · 1 × SH1.25-6P flight-controller cable (20 cm) · 1 × GH1.25-4P cable (10 cm) MA-RTK-AIR-F9P variant 1 × MA-RTK-AIR-F9P module (u-blox ZED-F9P, IST8310 compass) 1 × Quad-helix GNSS antenna 1 × GH1.25-6P cable (20 cm) · 1 × SH1.25-6P flight-controller cable (20 cm) · 1 × GH1.25-4P cable (10 cm) MA-RTK-AIR-982 Dual-Antenna Kit variant 1 × MA-RTK-AIR-982 module (UM982, IST8310 compass, CNC aluminum shell) 2 × Quad-helix GNSS antenna with 40 cm feeder line and support rod (for GNSS heading) 1 × GH1.25-6P cable (20 cm) · 1 × SH1.25-6P flight-controller cable (20 cm) · 1 × GH1.25-4P cable (10 cm) Two ways to run it Direct radio broadcast (included): base → LR900-F → rover, fully standalone — no computer in the field. Or GCS relay: plug the base into Mission Planner / QGroundControl over USB and inject corrections through your existing telemetry. Both are covered step-by-step in the RTK Setup Guide. 💡 Building a drone light show or swarm fleet? Volume pricing for 10+ rover modules is available. One base station serves an unlimited number of aircraft — you only scale the rovers. Contact info@robofusion.net with your fleet size for a quote. 🚚 Ships worldwide from our Hong Kong warehouse. Contains lithium batteries (base station) — battery-safe routing per destination regulations.
MA-RTK-AIR-626 (ArduPilot), MA-RTK-AIR-982 Single Antenna, MA-RTK-AIR-F9P, MA-RTK-AIR-982 Dual-Antenna Kit