NOmex
2021-12-17 11:44:57
- #1
Do you mean the installation like this... Should the control cable also reach into area 3 or are areas 1 & 2 sufficient?
Gardena Smart Sileno Life 750 - Mowing Area Division
- Erstellt am 2021-12-16 13:20:05
Nida35a
2021-12-17 12:02:46
- #2
Guide wire and boundary wire as shown. 2 and 3 is the transition so wide, he finds it on his own, through the 1m gate he would rarely find it on his own without the guide wire. I slit the pavement with a flex grinder, about 1cm deep, and pressed the cable in with a blunt screwdriver, alternatively lift, put the cable under, lay it again
NOmex
2021-12-17 12:16:45
- #3
The plaster is 8cm high. Will he still recognize the signal if I place it underneath? Otherwise, maybe in the joints...
Nida35a
2021-12-17 13:38:04
- #4
Our pavement is also 8cm high, the outer stones are made of concrete, I didn’t want to remove those because they are super solid. Of course, I cut in the joints where possible, simply straight through, our pattern was suitable for that. I will add a picture later.
Nida35a
2021-12-17 14:42:21
- #5
a wide shot and one directly of the joint
NOmex
2022-01-30 14:49:07
- #6
Hello everyone.
I have now started with the detailed planning. Attached you will find pictures of our garden along with my considerations for laying the boundary wire. I would like to hear your opinion on whether this will work and what you would do differently.
Garden plan (1. Main garden; 2. Mowing area separated by garden gate, which can be opened as needed; 3. Separated garden area)
1. Location garage lawn mower robot
2. Marked narrow spot (bench) I could rebuild so that the robot can drive through.
3. Do I need to create individual "islands" for the posts or is this sufficient for the tree?
4. View of main garden
5. Narrow spot (1.00 m) - I would leave the gate open as needed (e.g. 1-2 times a week) so that the robot mows the front area.
6. Detailed view narrow spot/gate
7. Mowing area "2" and "3"
8. Transition mowing area "2" and "3". Here I would lay the boundary wire in the joints. Is this transition even feasible for the mowing robot?
9. Detailed view joints. I might work on the joints a bit more with the angle grinder so that the wire fits inside. What width for the passage is recommended here?
So, I hope I was able to give you a rough overview of the area to be mowed and I am already looking forward to your opinions/suggestions.
Greetings & have a nice (rest of the) weekend Jörg
I have now started with the detailed planning. Attached you will find pictures of our garden along with my considerations for laying the boundary wire. I would like to hear your opinion on whether this will work and what you would do differently.
Garden plan (1. Main garden; 2. Mowing area separated by garden gate, which can be opened as needed; 3. Separated garden area)
1. Location garage lawn mower robot
2. Marked narrow spot (bench) I could rebuild so that the robot can drive through.
3. Do I need to create individual "islands" for the posts or is this sufficient for the tree?
4. View of main garden
5. Narrow spot (1.00 m) - I would leave the gate open as needed (e.g. 1-2 times a week) so that the robot mows the front area.
6. Detailed view narrow spot/gate
7. Mowing area "2" and "3"
8. Transition mowing area "2" and "3". Here I would lay the boundary wire in the joints. Is this transition even feasible for the mowing robot?
9. Detailed view joints. I might work on the joints a bit more with the angle grinder so that the wire fits inside. What width for the passage is recommended here?
So, I hope I was able to give you a rough overview of the area to be mowed and I am already looking forward to your opinions/suggestions.
Greetings & have a nice (rest of the) weekend Jörg