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Upgrade to TerraStar-C Pro

Mar 07, 2025

The most resilient solution against extreme solar activity

Experience better accuracy and less downtime by reducing solar flare interruptions with TerraStar-C Pro. When using TerraStar-C Pro, the GPS 7500 and GPS 7000 receivers are compatible with a greater number of satellite signals, allowing the system to better withstand interruption during extreme solar activity.

Take advantage of this Ag Leader promotion through CENTROL Precision Ag now until May 31, 2025.

Choose from one of the three options below to get TerraStar-C Pro Unlock PLUS receive a one-year subscription for only $1,750!
 
  • Option 1: GPS 7500
    • $1,150 OFF
      • TerraStar-C Pro One-Year Subscription
      • GPS 7500 - SBAS to TerraStar Unlock
  • Option 2: GPS 7000
    • $2,250 OFF
      • TerraStar-C Pro One-Year Subscription
      • GPS 7000 - SBAS to TerraStar-C Pro Unlock
  • Option 3: GPS 7000
    • $1,500 OFF
      • TerraStar-C Pro One-Year Subscription
      • GPS 7000 - TerraStar-L to TerraStar-C Pro Unlock

Contact CENTROL Precision Ag to get started!
Jared Tokle
CENTROL Precision Ag Manager
641-990-4554

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