StormCaster is not just a revolutionary GNSS solution; it’s a complete package tailored for surveyors. The cloud-based StormCaster, you’re not just a user; you become the owner of your GNSS reference network, with the full backing of Bench Mark’s technical expertise. Our user-friendly interface empowers you to seamlessly switch out network rovers and establish reference stations wherever your projects require. This unparalleled freedom sets StormCaster apart from other reference networks, making it a truly versatile and customizable solution. With scalability options to match the number of GPS Network Rovers you employ, Bench Mark offers a survey-ready system that caters to your specific needs.
Incorporate StormCaster into your surveying toolkit and experience a level of control and flexibility that’s second to none. We put the power in your hands, allowing you to tailor your GNSS reference network to your precise requirements, ultimately enhancing your surveying efficiency and precision. Join the community of forward-thinking surveyors who trust StormCaster to revolutionize their approach to high-precision GNSS.
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Tired of lugging around big radios, dealing with busted antennas, or fighting for signal behind a hill? Stormcaster solves all that. It ditches the old UHF radio setup and replaces it with something way simpler: a cloud-based system that runs on cell coverage.
If your base and rover can send a text, they can survey with Stormcaster. Just pop in a SIM card, set it up in FieldGenius, and get to work. No extra gear, no tangled wires, no stress.
Why You’ll Love It:
Crazy Range – 30+ miles between base and rover is no problem.
No Radio Gear – Leave the 35-watt radios, repeaters, batteries, and cable nests at home.
No Interference – You don’t have to fight other crews for a clean signal.
Super Simple Setup – SIM in. Connect. Go.
Works Anywhere with Cell Service – We’ve got multi-carrier SIMs that find the best signal automatically.
Who’s Already Using It:
A guy doing boundary work near Amazon warehouses—no more stepping on toes.
A crew in the Bahamas covering an entire island with one base.
A transmission line surveyor running 100 miles without breaking signal.
A highway team in Canada who now cover more ground without radio drama.
| duration | 1 month, 1 year, 3 year |
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