Just like with a base-rover RTK setup or static, there are many factors and sources of error that can affect precision and accuracy: sky view, capabilities of the rover, age and quality of the rover and what constellations it supports, multipath, user errors, space weather conditions, and (to a much lesser degree) weather conditions.

In general, if you are using our survey-grade Network RTK, you should be able to get reliable and repeatable results under 3cm 3D with newer survey-grade gear. If you are using our Mapping/GIS-grade Network Differential (NetDGNSS) with a ‘resource grade’ receiver that is designed to get sub-meter, sub-foot, or decimeter (10cm) results in real-time, these rovers are often used and work well for asset or resource mapping.