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East Central, Nebraska | lots of options exist in this situation. you can get some very inexpensive 'puck' type gps devices for a couple hundred bucks. if you want quality maps i would look to a little better gps such as an agleader 6000, 1600 or 1500. the upside of such a gps is faster update rates that make a nicer cleaner map. of course stepping up to a better correction level above waas is an option but not typically financially feasable when only making yield maps.
i am guessing though that it could just be a setting in the ezguide, possibly a prn set incorrectly or maybe the antenna on the roof crapped out. typically these are not as in expensive to fix or spend too much time diagnosing since a 1500 agleader gps can be found for about $400.
it doesn't have to be an agleader device either, the insight can take nmea strings from a whole bunch of different devices. if you have a little time to experiment i would think a john deere itc would be the most financially feasible option right now as they are still pretty good gps devices on sf1 but are selling for about $75 a piece now as everyone that has the green running through their blood has jumped ship from itcs and went to 3000 or 6000s.
Edited by caseihfarmer 10/18/2020 20:59
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Ag Leader Insight GPS
