Eastern VA. No such thing as too many Magnums. | To make the headland pattern, you can start the headland anywhere. The A and B points will be the starting and ending of the straight lines you will make to fill in the headlands. So as you're making the initial perimeter of the field, you can put the A and B points anywhere you want. When you hit "A" it says drive 160 to pt B. That means you have to drive at least 160 feet before it will give you the option to put point B. After you make the A, you won't see the option to make the point B until you drive 160 feet. You can make it right then when it appears, or go to the end of your straight line and then make the B. After you make the B, continue with the perimeter of your field. When you get back close to where you started the headland, you'll see a little red circle. You can end the headland anywhere in that little circle. If you selected more than one circuit, you can keep making your circuits. After you finish your perimeter circuits. You then use the A-B line (that you already made) to make your straight lines to fill in the perimeter. You can go right down next to where you're inital AB line is, or skip lines and do them later, whatever you want. It will tell you how far offline you are. It will also say 1R or 2R or 1L or 2L. 1L would mean you're 1 implement width to the left or 2R would be 2 widths to the right of the original AB line. You don't have to do them in order, you can go straigt from the original AB line to 7R or 50L if you want. It's up to you. |
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