StarFire 6000 Receiver - In-season repeatibility with SF3

19 Aug 2016

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The StarFire 6000 receiver and SF3 technology maintain precise field guidance even as satellite positions shift and the earth moves. The system uses software algorithms and correction signals to keep track alignment accurate throughout the growing season.

Our world is changing permanently. Not only do satellite constellations change constantly, but also tectonic shifts move land masses up to 8cm per year. Both of these lead to moving guidance lines and track misalignments, but not with the Starfire 6000 and SF3 SF3 in season. Repeatability this is mainly achie by smart prediction and software algorithm models. If you have very long fields, rest assured when you come back, the passes still match. If you skip track on large fields, rest assured when you fill in the passes, you will be on track. If you come back after lunch the next day or even the next month with a separate application, rest assured you will be on track. On top the new SF3 correction signal is globally available and independent from topographical conditions or mobile network coverage.