I usually spray a 25ft swath to allow for overlap and on a good day I might get away with 30ft. I’m not sure how you are getting good even coverage at 34ft. You might get away with it with fungicide but I’m betting herbicide would show a different result. Great to say you’ve done 250ac but what percentage was missed?
With the t50 I run 27 ft for herbicide with up to 12 mph wind just have to know your area and forecast. Cool thing is being able to adjust droplets on the go.
As a south african I must say it was “lekker” to hear the opinion on these drones. I am living in Canada and I am looking to start a spraying business here. Do you guys sell in Canada or maybe know some guys on this side?
Over here in The Netherlands we have been doing a try out with shading greenhouses (and cleaning), we started out with the DJI T30 but that was just way too slow and didnt push out enough liquid for us to be efficient. We tried a brand called Huida, but that thing has too many issues and we returned it. Since a couple months ago we started using the XAG P100 Pro mainly becuase it's within the European law of 3 meter maximum sizing, sadly the T40 and T50 fall outside that and we could not run them. So far though the XAG has been a champ with the little small hickups here and there that were all solved by just turning it off for 5 minutes and restarting everything, but i do agree that cuts into your efficiency. Great video again.
@@avionaaero so we are flying above greenhouses and close to homes/businesses to do this, which puts us in medium risk in the specific category, then you have to do the ground risk determination (step 2) which tells you dimensions under 3m is "safer". it makes no sense to me either but thats what we were advised on.
@@ButeneFilmz omg what a nonsense. Like as if the size had any influence on the demage it will do to a greenhouse :) Even then, who decides on what level of risk are You when flying over a greenhouse? No persons involved, only a risk to property. That is what insurance is for. One day everything will be so overregulated that even birds will start walking.
Xag is much more efficient on the broad acre side we get around 250 acres per p100 pro here in Australia and don’t seem to have that many issues we run the t50s aswell and they are great drones for the smaller stuff and a lot easier to use but just lacking in the speed
Dude is just a salesman ……please guys don’t believe a word he says he only sells DJI Of course his stuff is better than everybody else We sell both drones DJI and XAG they are both very good Drones and they both have strong points I would love for you to Come down to Texas Shoot a video with us…… people that know how to use XAG drones and DJI drones I promise you the video will be a lot different than the one you just shot. But you won’t to do it because you’re a DJI salesman. I’m getting tired of all the bull shit on the internet / again we use both drones in our fleet we know them well 😉
He doesnt want to sell XAG because they're shit. Almost all, if not all customer complain about issues and want refunds. If you actually watch his videos you'll know the he's a pilot and drone famer, not just a salesman. He will sell whats the best for his customer. If he sells XAG shit, nobody would buy from him again.
If you only have big open fields and not a lot of technical fields, Xag will do the job but when you have to manually fly over some stuff and need a good obstacle avoidance as a safety buffer, DJI will outmatch Xag 100%. Not to mention how much more operator friendly the DJI remote controller is and the almost constant signal problems with the Xag. I stand with my opinion like I said in the video but I see your opinion also as you fly in Texas. Regards The guy with the brown shirt
Do you guys do videos? If you dont, you should. Because you are dead right, I like what Nu way is doing overall, but brand bashing is just unhealthy for good business. Would be great to have a channel that runs both and shows you where they stand, pros and cons of both. I run the p100 pro (and not that I spray at the top speed that it's capable of... as that's irresponsible...) and it has never let me down, and once you know it, very simple to use.
If you get a untested drone you are going to have problems. The customer looses faith in your work and word spreads throughout the industry. Stay with a proven company such as DJI.
The comparison is great, when it's side by side we can feel how easy it is to spray with an Agras, specially there new ones, T25 and T50. 🎉
Wow! Just so efficient. Operations like these are awesome.
Just curious, you have a wife and daughter. How long are you away from home let’s say….monthly.?
@@FPVScorpian Typically just for the work day, but sometimes business trips means a few days.
This car that pulls planes is good
I usually spray a 25ft swath to allow for overlap and on a good day I might get away with 30ft. I’m not sure how you are getting good even coverage at 34ft. You might get away with it with fungicide but I’m betting herbicide would show a different result. Great to say you’ve done 250ac but what percentage was missed?
With the t50 I run 27 ft for herbicide with up to 12 mph wind just have to know your area and forecast. Cool thing is being able to adjust droplets on the go.
Does your training help someone wanting to start up a Drone Spraying business if they're from California?
As a south african I must say it was “lekker” to hear the opinion on these drones. I am living in Canada and I am looking to start a spraying business here. Do you guys sell in Canada or maybe know some guys on this side?
Ek stem saam.
What do you charger for application per acre?
Good information useful for every one settings mapping do settings every crop in vedio thanks you
Awesome. can you please test flycart 30 battery with Agras drones
Over here in The Netherlands we have been doing a try out with shading greenhouses (and cleaning), we started out with the DJI T30 but that was just way too slow and didnt push out enough liquid for us to be efficient. We tried a brand called Huida, but that thing has too many issues and we returned it. Since a couple months ago we started using the XAG P100 Pro mainly becuase it's within the European law of 3 meter maximum sizing, sadly the T40 and T50 fall outside that and we could not run them. So far though the XAG has been a champ with the little small hickups here and there that were all solved by just turning it off for 5 minutes and restarting everything, but i do agree that cuts into your efficiency. Great video again.
What european law of 3 meters? We've never heard about that one
Believe me the DJI has issues too this guy is so full of it
There is no 3m european rule. You need STS category approval.
@@avionaaero so we are flying above greenhouses and close to homes/businesses to do this, which puts us in medium risk in the specific category, then you have to do the ground risk determination (step 2) which tells you dimensions under 3m is "safer". it makes no sense to me either but thats what we were advised on.
@@ButeneFilmz omg what a nonsense. Like as if the size had any influence on the demage it will do to a greenhouse :) Even then, who decides on what level of risk are You when flying over a greenhouse? No persons involved, only a risk to property. That is what insurance is for. One day everything will be so overregulated that even birds will start walking.
Xag is much more efficient on the broad acre side we get around 250 acres per p100 pro here in Australia and don’t seem to have that many issues we run the t50s aswell and they are great drones for the smaller stuff and a lot easier to use but just lacking in the speed
what accent were they speaking?
South African
@@jobeansss3568
Sefrican
Dude is just a salesman ……please guys don’t believe a word he says he only sells DJI Of course his stuff is better than everybody else We sell both drones DJI and XAG they are both very good Drones and they both have strong points
I would love for you to Come down to Texas Shoot a video with us…… people that know how to use XAG drones and DJI drones I promise you the video will be a lot different than the one you just shot. But you won’t to do it because you’re a DJI salesman.
I’m getting tired of all the bull shit on the internet / again we use both drones in our fleet we know them well 😉
He doesnt want to sell XAG because they're shit. Almost all, if not all customer complain about issues and want refunds. If you actually watch his videos you'll know the he's a pilot and drone famer, not just a salesman. He will sell whats the best for his customer. If he sells XAG shit, nobody would buy from him again.
@@infoxic I’m sorry, but your lack of knowledge on the subject is not even worth a reply on the subject matter
If you only have big open fields and not a lot of technical fields, Xag will do the job but when you have to manually fly over some stuff and need a good obstacle avoidance as a safety buffer, DJI will outmatch Xag 100%. Not to mention how much more operator friendly the DJI remote controller is and the almost constant signal problems with the Xag. I stand with my opinion like I said in the video but I see your opinion also as you fly in Texas.
Regards
The guy with the brown shirt
Do you guys do videos? If you dont, you should. Because you are dead right, I like what Nu way is doing overall, but brand bashing is just unhealthy for good business. Would be great to have a channel that runs both and shows you where they stand, pros and cons of both. I run the p100 pro (and not that I spray at the top speed that it's capable of... as that's irresponsible...) and it has never let me down, and once you know it, very simple to use.
If you get a untested drone you are going to have problems. The customer looses faith in your work and word spreads throughout the industry. Stay with a proven company such as DJI.