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RTK is recommended. The RTK network can compensate for things like atmospheric disturbances, satellite clock inaccuracies, and orbital errors. With RTK, you can instantly achieve 1-3 cm positioning accuracy. If your drones work in construction planning, agriculture mapping, or infrastructure inspection, that level of accuracy is crucial.

Yes, it's an Insta360

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It was a protective and curative fungicide that offers a very broad spectrum of disease control in canola

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@@noahjbarr no it was a set rate. you can find out more details about it on our "workflow for the Agras T50 Spraying Canola Crop" - ruclips.net/video/KqKvM8_3iDc/видео.htmlsi=ViY1K-SDs14KY81K

The three positions of the switch correspond to: N-mode (Normal), S-mode (Attitude), and F-mode (Normal) - for general applications, you would use N-mode.

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Hi there, sorry to hear you're having some issues. If you would like to send us an Email to sales@droneland.au we can discuss how we can help you further.

The hopper gates you would use would be determined on the output / area you are trying to achieve. Feel free to reach out to us for help if you require it - info@droneland.au

Nope! When the boundary is established and the flight lines are generated a start point will automatically be generated as a green dot in the spraying area. When you start the mission, the drone will automatically take off and rise up to the Connection Routing Altitude set in the controller settings. Then it will fly directly to the start point at the Connection Routing Speed set in the controller settings. Be aware though that the drone does not terrain follow on the way to the start point. You also want to make sure there are no unmaked obstacles between the take off point and the start point for the spray mission. If the obstacle is marked the drone will go around it. If the obstacle is not marked the drone may impact the obstacle. Please let us know if you have any other questions! Cheers, Droneland Australia

For this example, yes we were appling at 50 kg/ha, but for your specific paddocks I would recommend reviewing the NDVI map with an agronomist to make recommendations for rates based on the NDVI values. Typically you would apply more fertiliser to the areas with poor growth and less to areas that have good growth. The specific rates for those areas though I would defer to an agronomist. Please let us know if you have any other questions! Cheers, Droneland Australia

We think so too! Agremo is one of the better green-on-green softwares we have seen to date. Cheers, Droneland Australia

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Things are great in the drone world! Please reach out at <info@droneland.au> if you have anything we could help with. Cheers, Droneland Australia

Yes this is on a Drone. Its the DJI Agras T40 Drone.

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