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Southern Missouri | Good explanation Lee and you’re right it’s far from a bunch of first timers , I know a spot one of the first ones is gonna be running in just a few days , a 320 acre spot they’re gonna be testing lots of normal issues and there’s henbit growing on the spot and one of main tests will be swath width , gonna put out whatever can that will give fastest and highest degree of leaf burn so can see what actual swath width needs to be , that’s very important, very , swath width claims in the real world are very interesting to study , battery exhaustion with average ferry distance and 2 gpa out of the 40 gallon tank is gonna be very interesting as well , continue to hear discouraging results where t100 is attempting to empty the tank with average ferry distances, very discouraging on it but have heard pretty good results on battery exhaustion on the j150 with its 20 gallon tank , average ferry distances and 2 gpa . As I’ve said before, it’s a shame U S farmers didn’t have a chance to start with 40 gallon tank drones 3 years ago , there’s just no telling what we’d be seeing now , the Chinese were building drones for Chinese style farming, not the way it’s done here , I’m hoping I can stay healthy to see what we have 4 years from now since some good ol American farmer technology is now arriving in the agricultural drone spraying world .
By the way I prefer to call it the Ceres c31 instead of what’s in their advertising, Black Betty ? Who in the heck came up with that name , shake my damn head
Edited by sloughclub 12/10/2025 16:33
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