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iHand20, a Controller for Land Surveying

iHand20 is a professional GNSS controller featured with alphanumerical keypad, 3.7” sunlight readable screen and powerful processor which will make the field work easy for most surveyors, and meanwhile, will benefit them with the higher efficiency and improved productivity. With rugged IP68 rating and 1.2 meter free drop survival, iHand20 is a perfect solution for the harsh environment. In addition, the Li-ion battery with 6500mAh capacity can make it work for long time without worrying about the power supply. Learn more, click here

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