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@V8LC100 Hi yes each of thes units you can do what's called a "secondary Area" where you choose the two boundarys run then to the next area and opean them around that lawn - the difference is when you place it in that away area you set the mower to secondary area when battery is low it will stop and not look for the charge plate..my preference is to make acsess to that area if possible to it doesn't need placement to and from charger but works well for small area if it can mow in one charge..The 405x for me is more popular with AIM,connectivity and electronic cutting hight...I sell more if the 405x,,every 3 or them I'll sell a 305 ruffly

@pierrechristen9025 definitely more challenging when you have no instsll map..I have worked on many like that..you can get the mower to trace back a guide and run another guide as a boundary to eliminate as much un known ,depending on how much install is affected.. a tone tester will be worth the money to assist (note:tone tester can trace threw a failed join) some people ue an AM radio also

@knuthoem. If you have an EPOS System "exact positioning operating system " without boundary wires you can map out an "H" and active this..305 and 405x or other wired modles you would have to use an area switch and creat a secondary area with wire and place mower into that wired "H" - important factor is than any wired system that does use gps assisted navigation only has an accuracy of 2-3m so not possible to have solid position to do such complex tasks..with EPOS systems you can make a map over a map to create an area to cut differnt hight,patten and scedaule.

@Tom-mi4mi hi..sorry missed this sooner...700mm wide with guide threw center will work well I often do that width - and no need to turn of gps assisted navigation..unit will still follow guide as as per when it chooses to covering all lawn spaces as long as schedule is correct for lawn complexity and size.

@@AutoMowTech thanks for your reply. I'm going to try that. Tom

glad ya got some value or entertainment outa the video :) I'm from New Zealand so some are not used to that.

Great yo hear, enjoy your instsll and automower

hi - No most likly you will confuse the mower,, rather set the charge station to one side of your lawn and wrap the guide wire right around the lawn,

do you have your 320 running on a boundary wire or EPOS?

stripes or known as "systematic mowing " give the unit the ability to maintain lawn 50% faster also meaning they can cut 50% more area for the same modle, where in the past you would need to buy a second unit or more capable unit now one can do so much more..whear and tear on unit is less due to less running time and the cut looks great...all residential units that systematic mow still have the ability to random pattern

without seeing and mesuring you lawn I carnt say for sure as many factors such as boundary wire you want to be under 750m..charge plate center, no further from a boundary at any time than 30m, and depending how compact ur C shape is - because if one end of the C shape to the other end gets to much past 200m loop signal can get to weak as little volume of wire sending out loop signal is stretched a long way (even if under 750m boundary..I also try keep total wire under 1000m..But if your suitable look at wireless EPOS system.

scedauled mowing times all are worked out with mowing and charging included..so at a base starting point your lawn is 16 hours per day 7 days a week...this is normally worked out at time of growth but good place to start from then adjust to suit.

hi , all guide wires must be joined into the boundary.

Another great video. Very helpful info 👍

yes that center screw can be tricky..I use a T handle 4mm to get most off, the odd one I'll try a impract wrench to impact it loose...worst case if it has been striped or carnt be un done I'll cut a line across it with cutting disc on a grinder and use flay head screw driver..we allso have 310 and 310mark 2 here..good for the medium to smaller lawn..I have a customer that has 2,,one front of house and one out the back.

yes I would choose the 415x for your lawn size would work well and has AIM mapping where this 430x does not (nera 430x ) does have AIM mapping

If you go to close guide will cancel out as you are overlaping the - & + signal will confuse ur 310,also depending on ur corridor width which you want as wide as possible,I would avoid a U shape and not run guide into that area you don't want a guide to be closer than 6m on a U shape if you had to..but I would avoid guide in that area and not do that,,running threw most ur lawn,,random pattern and following boundary home will assist lawn coverage.

yes - boundary wires 60cm apart each boundry needs 15 - 20cm clear space as to give it some wiggle room,1m wide path is ideal with the 60cm apart boundary wires,,guide wire down the center is a must and set area % for that lawn correctly - you also must turn on "automatic passage handling" to do so : hold down "0" for 3 seconds to get quick menu/Advanced/turn on automatic passages handling..or I will not make it threw ur 10m path..

@@AutoMowTech Thanks for your reply. If the mower is in area 2, won't it accidently get on the path if it lines up exactly to the path? Resulting in going back and forward in the 60 cm?

@rog8374 yes that is a possibility and will happen from time to time but won't be a problem and carnt be avoided..but with systematic mowing constantly maintaing your grass and correct schedule no worries

sure - you want a passageway no less then 10 wide the In the center of that place two boundary wires 60 to 70cm apart with the gide wire center threw the middle - you must use a guide in this instance..

Glade you found it worth while :)

sorry slow reply, No not at all radio signal will bounce around your houses and any out buildings and thew trees...as long as your reference station has clear view of the sky...also consider if your mower has clear view enuff for satellites

a sharp turn in the guide or incorrect placement of guide can corse this.

yes correct..if they allowed it to operate a full schedule is would maintain double the area it does..this hour limitation keeps uses from over using the unit and in basic terms gives it modle differences from say a 310 that can operate 16 hours a day then a 315 that can do 24 hours.but on small lawns that are basic much less hours are needed.

I should add that this would create a box formed by adding wire on 3 sides only and the 4th side would be formed by the original boundary as a common element. This would form a type of grid separated by a single wire isolating the different areas. Please advise. I am trying to save labor in several areas, not wire.

@@santobrocato8012 I'm not 100% sure on what you are trying to do hard without a picture...but a secondary area would bot work in that way..the in and out wire needs to come out from the boundary creating a compleat loop then closing up and continuing all without need of joins...the outside of the main area can not work as a boundary as on the outsidebis a negative magnetic feild and in the inside is a positive so what you described would cours the mower to drive into an out of loop situation

hi,size of your lawn depending..if you are well under 2500m2 you should be fine with a 430x,,if you are 2500m2 and above I allways recommend the 450x as it has double the batteries and a faster ground speed

415x,,AIM mapping and electronic cutting hight adjustment is well worth it

yes you can temporarily run without a guide but when you do add guide and you should ensure you do a "guide calibration " - watch my finding charge station settings to get the best search % and esyer return to charge station

awsome most likely that's the case..more Nera EPOS modles hitting the market slowly in different country's.. but not every install will suit wire free or be as cost effective as wire so a deal on a wire version can be good.

0 mins on you guide and 6min on your boundary..that way will benefit the large area the most and after 6min will trace the boundary when in the smaller area..you don't want boundary setting to low or you won't give it enuf time to find the guide wire

thanks...glad you enjoyed it

it should be able to do so...I have not one to test I'll only ever set to follow off a guide

It's definitely got dome style to it..lawns upto 500m2

Thanks :)

this was a customers unit..I'm unsure its service history or how long this took..very damp wet ground and lack mantaince corned this

Hi i use the C6818 Cable Locator. Its pretty good, it does the job but i don't love it,, its a tone tester,, im yet to try a unit that runs voltage down the line said to be more accurate but they are more money, This unit does well unless its an intimmitn join at fult in that case it can trace straight past it,, but i map all my joins and mark them with galvanized 40x40 washer pined to the ground next to the join, cheek out this random link on the tester www.cabac.co.nz/p/test-and-measurement/electrical/cable-locators/c6818

@@AutoMowTech I use almost the same one, just a different brand. Not heard of the ones that run voltage down the cable.