AgOpenGPS RTK Autosteer, How to Guide for £1000

Location
Cheshire
Multi-network sims change in 30-60 seconds.

Google has found this:


Looks good value if that's £44 for 1GB per month for 12.
I use Scancom for cameras, and electricity use monitoring, they are slow for general Wi-Fi use, but I would expect perfect for this job. Really cheap.
 

Tim G

Member
Livestock Farmer
Multi-network sims change in 30-60 seconds.

Google has found this:


Looks good value if that's £44 for 1GB per month for 12.
I'm sure this has been asked already, but how much data would you need for just running AOG?
 

Andy26

Moderator
Arable Farmer
Location
Northants
I'm sure this has been asked already, but how much data would you need for just running AOG?
Not much, working say 10 hours, 7 days a week, 30 days a month about 1GB.

So for most people 1GB is plenty, make sure Windows updates are over WiFi only though and half an hour of Netflix would drain all the data!

2GB allows for the odd update and a bit of Googling.
 

bravheart

Member
Location
scottish borders
They are having issues the last few days
I lost signal for 20mins yesterday
So take it you don't bin the drill markers then.
Might be what's wrong here as well then but things have been so wet I've not made it into the fields to try. Been in a few fields this week now and its all over the shop apart from one field that was pretty much spot on once things were set up.
Today got lost RTK on screen all morning but tried switching on the yellow painter button and it seems fairly accurate compared with me following the drill marker. What is giving it the signal? (No steering lightbar guidance only just now)
 
Location
North
So take it you don't bin the drill markers then.
Might be what's wrong here as well then but things have been so wet I've not made it into the fields to try. Been in a few fields this week now and its all over the shop apart from one field that was pretty much spot on once things were set up.
Today got lost RTK on screen all morning but tried switching on the yellow painter button and it seems fairly accurate compared with me following the drill marker. What is giving it the signal? (No steering lightbar guidance only just now)

"They" referred to RTK2GO, you might bin them instead of drill markers (to be honest, we use markers even if we have no RTK issues and no need for markers).

If you lose "signal", you have to check first if it is the RTK correction signal issue (check latency and cellular coverage) or if it is from too few GNSS satellites, perhaps because of trees blocking sky view.
 
"They" referred to RTK2GO, you might bin them instead of drill markers (to be honest, we use markers even if we have no RTK issues and no need for markers).

If you lose "signal", you have to check first if it is the RTK correction signal issue (check latency and cellular coverage) or if it is from too few GNSS satellites, perhaps because of trees blocking sky view.
i did too until i forgot about them and tw@ed 1 off on a fencepost :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
 

andyinv

Member
Not much, working say 10 hours, 7 days a week, 30 days a month about 1GB.

So for most people 1GB is plenty, make sure Windows updates are over WiFi only though and half an hour of Netflix would drain all the data!

2GB allows for the odd update and a bit of Googling.
Set it to "metered network" in windows, that's the cure.
 

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