If Elliot is unable to help*, contact FJD directly, and ask who their retailer is in the Netherlands...I doubt you supply to holland though, I am a Dutchman .
*thanks Brexit.
If Elliot is unable to help*, contact FJD directly, and ask who their retailer is in the Netherlands...I doubt you supply to holland though, I am a Dutchman .
You mean Sveaverken.
Basicly, it is another brand comming from FJD but a lot cheaper. It has FJD software inside. FJD bought company named Sveaverken and sell a new product over this name.
If Elliot (UK based) cannot export at a competitive price, is what I was meaning.Next you'll be saying thanks putin.
What does brexit have to do with it, the fjd headquarters is in singapore.
Send me a whatsapp and will see what I can do to help. I might know of a dealer otherwise can export one.I doubt you supply to holland though, I am a Dutchman .
Great to see you again today!Been back out with the FJD today on the side of a hill putting some pollinator mix in. Couldn't be happier with how it performed. I hadn't changed any settings since the original installation and the steering compensated for the slopes perfectly, I was actually surprised what a good job it did. Signal dropped to 3G in a couple of places and it was still spot on. Not to sound too enthusiastic but it does feel like a really good investment.
@ERH Services Ltd was out to check on how it was running in the field, which is another thing because I've definitely not been left to it, I appreciate the follow up after sale, and I'll consider another unit from them in the future.
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I belive that all Chinese double antenna solution is in fact a copy of Ag Leader.Great to see you again today!
I was very pleased with its operation and there was me thinking we might have to adjust some settings to get the drill to match up on the sidehill. The IMU did its job perfectly, calculating the required slope compensation.
Contact @ERH Services Ltd for all UK sales. 07810860503 on whatsapp for prompt reply
I belive that all Chinese double antenna solution is in fact a copy of Ag Leader.
On this sistem, double antenna compensate terrian in 2 axes and recognise dirrection of driving. I saw AllyNav sistem working on slopes and it works perfect without IMU.
Also, know that some Chinese sistems works on double gyro solution.
So, if you already have double antenna, why would you need IMU?
And if your IMU have the function, why would you need double antenna?
Can you answer @SinisaB ?This is a recent video of the system in action from @E_B showing how the FJD system copes with sloped ground.
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Hi yes sorry,Can you answer @SinisaB ?
This is a recent video of the system in action from @E_B showing how the FJD system copes with sloped ground.
Contact us if you have any questions at all about this system 07810860503
Yes, thank you.Hi yes sorry,
The FJD system needs the IMU as the GNSS antennas do not have any gyros in them and the IMU provides roll and pitch information with its internal Gyro.
One antenna provides the heading information and the other provides lat and long information which in turn is all then calculated in the display.
I hope this answers your question @SinisaB
Thats fine, the FJD kit comes with an angle sensor but isnt really needed on a tractor. We suggest fitting on a combine due to its slow speed and the distance between the header and steering wheels is a long way.Yes, thank you.
It was confusing to me since double antenna can do compensation. AllyNav does not use IMU and can work on slopes. And their sistem can connect directly to tractor angle sensor so no extra cables around a wheel.
I spoke with a local FJD dealer and he said that it does not work good without angle sensor. For soil preparation, fertilise and spray it can work without sensor. For seeding is a must. They install angle sensor on all machines.Thats fine, the FJD kit comes with an angle sensor but isnt really needed on a tractor. We suggest fitting on a combine due to its slow speed and the distance between the header and steering wheels is a long way.
I have many many systems working without the steering Angle sensor, I wonder how many your local FJD dealer has sold and how much he really knows about the system? This is one down side to FJD that they dont mind bringing on many dealers just to get sales and then these questions arise.I spoke with a local FJD dealer and he said that it does not work good without angle sensor. For soil preparation, fertilise and spray it can work without sensor. For seeding is a must. They install angle sensor on all machines.
Even they instal radio antena athough nobody use radio here.
I really don't know. They sold maybe more than 100 units.I have many many systems working without the steering Angle sensor, I wonder how many your local FJD dealer has sold and how much he really knows about the system? This is one down side to FJD that they dont mind bringing on many dealers just to get sales and then these questions arise.
Why would you install an antenna thats not needed?
You could be right about showing customers how much they get but it seems strange. Where are you from?I really don't know. They sold maybe more than 100 units.
Why they install both antennas is also strange for me. Maybe to show customers how much they get for the money. I also saw many bad FJD installatuons. But it is alot cheaper than Trimble doing the job as good as Trimble.
I saw on your video posted above that Fendt also has radio antenna and mobile network antenna. You use radio in UK?You could be right about showing customers how much they get but it seems strange. Where are you from?