Posted by Eric in IL on March 24, 2021 at 18:05:06 from (66.116.43.170):
In Reply to: GPS Options posted by sandel on March 24, 2021 at 16:29:21:
I've had good success with a lightbar. It was using WAAS signal, and I trusted it enough to plant soybeans. It did a great job.
My fields are flat and I think that helps. My unit used a suction cup to stick it to the windshield. I positioned it just a small bit below my normal line of sight. After I turned at the end of the field, I would get the lights to go green then pick something far away to head to. I then usually had to drive a little right/left of what I had picked as a target to keep the lights green. With the unit mounted where it was, I could easily tell if a light had gone red.
I did try using it on an identical curve pattern a couple times. That was not good, at least not for me.
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