Does
the RoboMower know where it
had mowed already?
No it does not. Its special navigation method leads it in
a triangular pattern that changes directions and covers the
whole plot many times. This means every square foot of the
plot, unless it is too large for one operation, will be mowed
from six to eight different directions, providing a fine groomed
"carpet" appearance once complete. Each time
the mower starts, it begins with a completely new mowing cycle
without any memory of the last.
Will
it recognize toys or objects
left on the lawn?
If the object is taller than 6 inches and heavy enough,
the RoboMower will bump into it and recognize it as an obstacle.
However, this will prevent efficient mowing at the area
the object was left. As a rule, we recommend that you sweep
the area to be mowed and remove any objects left there.
Small objects may be cut or damaged by the blades just as
they would with a traditional mower.
Can
two mowers be operated on the
same plot?
Sure. Any number of mowers can be operated at the same time
on one plot. The mowers will bump into each other and go
to a different direction. The area will be mowed very quickly
and efficiently. This is a good solution for very large
yards.
How
do I know how much Work time to
set each plot for?
As a rule of thumb, every 1500 square feet needs approximately
1 hour of mowing. After using it for a while you will know
better and will be able to adjust work time for each plot.
Zones:
What are Zones A, B, C and D?
The zones are used as a preset work time setting. Any Zone
you choose on the display will work on each of your plots.
Can
adjacent neighbors use their RoboMower
at the same time?
They could, providing there is a 5 feet distance between
their installed perimeter wire. If the wires are closer
than that, they will have to alternate their mowing hours
or days. If both adjacent plots are active at the same time
and the perimeter wires of the neighboring plots are very
close, the RoboMower may cross to the neighboring plot.
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