Choose a stable, clear location
Set the base with an unobstructed sky view. Configure radio transmission and keep the base in the same position while you work.
X7 / BASE + ROVER GUIDANCE
Terrain Pilot X7
FOR REMOTE SITES & RURAL EARTHWORKS
Terrain Pilot X7
Stay on grade.
Even off the grid.
Excavator guidance using a local base and machine-mounted receiver. Radio corrections keep you working without relying on mobile coverage.
- ✓No SIM or continuous internet needed for corrections
- ✓Centimetre-level positioning with an RTK fix
- ✓Work to local grades or surveyed site control
$8,307.03AUD
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Need a complete base + rover setup? Confirm your package with our team
Off-grid correctionsNo mobile coverage required
Base + roverLocal positioning network
Direct UHF radioCorrections sent to your machine
RTK positioningCentimetre-level guidance
YOUR OWN CORRECTION NETWORK
One base. One machine. A clear connection.
The base stays at a fixed point on site. It sends satellite correction data over radio to the receiver on your excavator, helping the system calculate a precise position.
Receive corrections on the machine
Configure the excavator-mounted receiver, called the rover, to receive the base's radio corrections. No mobile data connection is needed for this link.
Wait for an RTK fix
Check the cab display for a fixed RTK solution before guided digging. Confirm the system is using the right coordinates for your job.
Working to surveyed plans?
Position the base over a verified site control point. An arbitrary base point gives relative positioning, but does not automatically match surveyed CAD or official site coordinates.
Position the base over a verified site control point. An arbitrary base point gives relative positioning, but does not automatically match surveyed CAD or official site coordinates.
THE X7 PACK
Get the right setup for your site.
The published pack lists guidance hardware, sensor equipment, mounts, and installation accessories.
Confirm the complete package before ordering
The system description refers to two receivers, while the pack list specifies one main unit. Ask our team to confirm base and rover quantities, base mounting equipment, and cab display requirements.
The system description refers to two receivers, while the pack list specifies one main unit. Ask our team to confirm base and rover quantities, base mounting equipment, and cab display requirements.
✓Main GNSS unit
1 main unit listed, including free CORS service. Confirm the full base + rover package.
✓Sensor & base
1 sensor and 1 sensor mounting base with M4 screws.
✓Mounting hardware
Main unit bracket, 2 magnetic mounts, central screw, hose clamp, and extension rod.
✓Setup accessories
Adhesive pads, 3m tape measure, lanyard, and glue.
IS THE X7 RIGHT FOR YOU?
Guidance beyond mobile coverage.
A practical option for earthworks where mobile service is unreliable. A local radio link supplies corrections directly from your base to the machine.
Rural earthworksRemote sitesForestryBulk excavationSurveyed projects
Working where correction service coverage is available? Explore the X5, or ask the team to compare systems.
System at a glance
| System | Local base + excavator-mounted rover |
| Corrections | Direct base-to-rover UHF radio |
| Internet | No continuous internet or NTRIP connection needed for radio corrections |
| Positioning | Centimetre-level positioning with an RTK fix |
| Base location | Fixed, stable point with a clear sky view |
| Surveyed plans | Verified site control point required to match surveyed coordinates |
BEFORE YOU BUY
A few things worth knowing.
What is the difference between the base and rover?
The base is a receiver that stays still on site and broadcasts correction data. The rover is the receiver on the excavator. It combines that correction data with satellite signals to calculate its position.
Do I need mobile coverage or a SIM card?
The base-to-rover correction link uses UHF radio, so it does not require a SIM card, mobile coverage, or a continuous internet correction stream. Confirm any separate display or software connectivity requirements with the team.
Are both receivers and a cab display included?
The original system description refers to a base + rover pair, but its pack list specifies one main unit and does not list a cab display or base tripod. Confirm the receiver quantities and complete equipment list before ordering.
Can I work directly to a surveyed CAD plan?
Yes, with the correct site setup. Establish the base over a verified site control point before starting. An arbitrary base point provides relative positioning but does not automatically align the machine with surveyed plans or official coordinates.
Is a CORS subscription needed for radio corrections?
A local base supplies its own corrections over radio, so this mode does not depend on a continuous online correction service. The published pack includes free CORS service.
How far will the radio reach?
The product description does not state a radio range. Terrain, obstructions, and the installation affect the link. Contact the team with your site layout to confirm suitability and setup requirements.
How much is shipping, and when will it arrive?
Shipping is calculated in the Terrain Pilot checkout. Contact the team for current dispatch and delivery estimates for your location before placing an order.
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Terrain Pilot X7 · $8,307.03 AUD
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