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| I've seen this happen with DigiFarm and a Deere, but it's been a few years. I was planting and noticed the planter was several feet away from the previous row, but the display showed it was doing fine. Later, I just happened to be watching the display and the line moved on the screen, the indicator showed it was a couple feet away from where it should be and the tractor instantly steered over to the line, which was not where it belonged, or where it should have been all along rather. It was covering previously planted ground at this point, but it did not clutch those rows.
Catch with this story was, I was operating in an area I don't go often that's a couple hours drive by tractor from home, and it was right on the edge of DigiFarm's coverage. I called them and let them know, but I didn't see this as a massive issue considering those things.
Edited by GcDm2010 6/20/2022 22:31
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What would make rtk guidance jump like this?
