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Tersus David GNSS receiver available in seven kits - Base/Rover


Tersus GNSS is now offering its Davis real-time kinematic (RTK) GNSS receiver with seven new base/rover kits.

Tersus GNSS is a provider of centimeter-accuracy GNSS RTK solutions. The Tersus David GNSS receiver with its components create an affordable solution delivering high-precision signal reception, integrated in a small, and lightweight package.

The David GNSS receiver supports GPS L1/L2, GLONASS G1/G2 and BeiDou B1/B2. With David, surveyors users can take full advantages of common platforms such as smartphones, tablets or traditional handheld modules to collect data.

Coupled with an external antenna, the Survey App and post-processing software, the David GNSS receiver is a low-cost solution for all survey applications, including real-time RTK positioning and data collection for PPK.

Four (4) GB on board an embedded multimedia card (eMMC) makes it easy to save data for post processing. The compact, IP67-rated enclosure and versatile accessories alleviate most inconveniences encountered in field work.

“Market insights inform our innovation strategies. Will surveyors who equip with latest-generation tools gain competitive advantages?” said Xiaohua Wen, founder and CEO of Tersus. “The launch of David GNSS Receiver marks a major step forward for Tersus as well as for surveying professionals. The David is a cost-efficient and palm-sized GNSS receiver. Tersus is constantly working to make each surveying task easier and more productive by providing high-quality GNSS RTK surveying equipment. Our focus is on enabling surveying professionals make data collection more convenient, post (data collection) processing more accurate, and better equipping them to do surveying in the field.”


David GNSS Receiver & Base/Rover Kits
  • David GNSS Receiver Rover Kit Mobile Mode, click here.
  • David GNSS Receiver Rover Kit with 1W Radio Station, click here.
  • David GNSS Receiver Rover Kit with 2W Radio Station, click here.
  • David GNSS Receiver Base Kit Mobile Mode, click here.
  • David GNSS Receiver Base Kit with 1W Radio Station, click here.
  • David GNSS Receiver Base Kit with 2W Radio Station, click here.
  • David GNSS Receiver Base Kit with 35W Radio Station, click here.



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