Bad Elf Flex: Anatomy of a Flex

Bad Elf Flex: Anatomy of a Flex

The Bad Elf Flex GNSS device has an interface that will allow users to use the front buttons and LCD to navigate and adjust settings, as well as use the various functions of the Flex.

Product Overview - Front


Antenna cap: A removable cap that protects the antenna and its port.

LCD screen: Displays the flex settings and functionality 

Directional key: Allows you to navigate the Flex interface

Power key: Hold for about 3 seconds to power on/off the Flex

Pole mount (Bottom): ⅝”x11 UNC primary mount for poles. 

Helical GNSS antenna & SMA connector (inside cap): Allows for easy antenna adjustments and replacements

Status LEDs: Will show the status for Bluetooth connectivity, USB connection, and general connectivity status

Enter key: Confirm selections

Back/Cancel key: Cancel selections. Go back


Product Overview - Rear

USB charging and data port: USB mini B port for file transfer and charging. 

Lanyard mounts (top and bottom): Loops for lanyards to be mounted.

Accessory Mount (back): ¼”x 20 for mounting accessories.


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