In cases like yours, you can map the zone over the curb. That would avoid the string trimming. Also, putting the chanel in the driveway is a risk. What if Amazon or a visitor run over your $4000 robot mower?
Thanks for amazing video.. I have few questions. 1) Can you update perimeter map for a particular location to make it more precise instead of starting all over again ? 2) can you create more than one channel to connect two zones in case one channel gets occupied by car parking ? 3) does it turn off moving blades when going through channel ? 4) Can it climb 2-2.5 inch to go to charging station located on concrete floor ?
I am curious how it would do on a southern lawn. The grass down in Texas is very thick St Augustine grass not the nice soft thin grass up north. I wonder if it has enough power to cut a southern lawn. Anyone have one in the south?
Yes, it can. Just make sure to get the mower that does 1.0 to 2.7 inches. That will look better for a Southern lawn. Don't get the 2.0 to 4.0 inch one.... Have to choose one or the other. Wish they would make one that does the whole range.
@edb294 ummm I'm from Kansas, I know how much effort farmers put in every day. I'm not suggesting farmers are lazy i am stating that farmers are already using similar technology to makes themselves more efficient.
@@kensmiley4616 you could have fooled me do you realize how much shit can break on a tractor, combine,seeder and if no one’s in the cab to catch it their going to loose a lot of money just because your from Kansas don’t me shit to me everything that’s manmade will eventually break and there better be someone there to shut it down.
Spoken like someone who hasn’t had to figure out how to get stuff done around a severe illness. Mine is on order. It’s not lazy. It’s smart. I can’t do it by myself. I live in an area with venomous snakes and need to keep the grass short. This keeps me safer than getting the mowing guy to come once a fortnight. Over time it’ll save money too. Not to mention fuel as I can charge it from my solar rather than the mowing man’s ride on mower blowing diesel smoke. And, it frees me up to do other tasks that matter more with my limited strength.
I've seen a lot of Luba2 video's but yours is one of the best!
good reviewer. You deserve way more subs bro.
In cases like yours, you can map the zone over the curb. That would avoid the string trimming.
Also, putting the chanel in the driveway is a risk. What if Amazon or a visitor run over your $4000 robot mower?
Esta super, me gusto con la camara,
Thanks for amazing video.. I have few questions.
1) Can you update perimeter map for a particular location to make it more precise instead of starting all over again ?
2) can you create more than one channel to connect two zones in case one channel gets occupied by car parking ?
3) does it turn off moving blades when going through channel ?
4) Can it climb 2-2.5 inch to go to charging station located on concrete floor ?
1) Yes
2) Not sure.
3) Yes
4) Probably not. Would probably need some sort of ramp to bridge such a gap. But, that should be easy to set up.
Yes at certain times of the season. The clippings have to be picked up
How can Luba be tracked if stolen? i couldn't understand what he was saying.
So when the robot overlords specifically attack Amazon vans full of boxes, we know to blame you 😂
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Can you replace the battery yourself or do you have to send it somewhere to replace the battery?
not easily accessible. to not void warranty you have to send it somewhere else.
I am curious how it would do on a southern lawn. The grass down in Texas is very thick St Augustine grass not the nice soft thin grass up north. I wonder if it has enough power to cut a southern lawn. Anyone have one in the south?
Good question! This seems pretty powerful as it even cuts weeds, but yeah hopefully someone can answer here about the Southern lawn. Thank you.
Yes, it can. Just make sure to get the mower that does 1.0 to 2.7 inches. That will look better for a Southern lawn. Don't get the 2.0 to 4.0 inch one.... Have to choose one or the other. Wish they would make one that does the whole range.
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People are getting way too lazy to, Imagine if Farmers got as lazy as city dwellers.
Most tractors are GPS driven in the fields these days, some without the need for the farmer to ride along.
@@kensmiley4616 why don’t you go visit a farm and see what kind of work they put in every day.
@edb294 ummm I'm from Kansas, I know how much effort farmers put in every day. I'm not suggesting farmers are lazy i am stating that farmers are already using similar technology to makes themselves more efficient.
@@kensmiley4616 you could have fooled me do you realize how much shit can break on a tractor, combine,seeder and if no one’s in the cab to catch it their going to loose a lot of money just because your from Kansas don’t me shit to me everything that’s manmade will eventually break and there better be someone there to shut it down.
Spoken like someone who hasn’t had to figure out how to get stuff done around a severe illness. Mine is on order. It’s not lazy. It’s smart. I can’t do it by myself. I live in an area with venomous snakes and need to keep the grass short. This keeps me safer than getting the mowing guy to come once a fortnight. Over time it’ll save money too. Not to mention fuel as I can charge it from my solar rather than the mowing man’s ride on mower blowing diesel smoke. And, it frees me up to do other tasks that matter more with my limited strength.