Agbyte is expanding.
Looking to find an Ag Technologist to work with me and the larger @GoannaAg team.
Skills preferred:
-Dryland grains agronomic knowledge
-Willingness to work hard, drive lots & do in-field installations & maintenance
-Diligence & attention to detail working with weather sensors, telemetry devices & low power electronic gear
-Sound understanding of stats & database management
-A lust for travel, primarily servicing SA & Vic, but also beyond
-A keeness to learn & be involved in an aspect of Ag where opportunities abound.
More details to follow next week.
Please share if you see fit.
AgTech Services are seeking a casual member to join our team for immediate start.
This is seasonal work with expected work for the next 6 week’s and more work potentially available later in the year for 4 to 5 months post harvest.
Please contact Michael 0407 030 244
@AgTech_Services@ag_wallis Switched it to a set speed and also the gps speed and still getting fluctuation in the actuator position. All bin set up is identical between the 2 bins. Shaft speed is still unstable, thinking this may be where the problem lies 🤷♂️
@trevjp85@ag_wallis Thanks Trev. I've tried putting it to a manual set speed and changed speed input to the tractor gps speed and the actuator position is still changing
Having trouble trusting our simplicity bin controlled by an apollo. Finding actuator position changing across the paddock even though doing flat rates. Have adjusted speed sensors as close to the read off wheel as possible. Still getting variation. Anyone had similar experiences?
Anyone had trouble with sieve drive on a NH CR. Sheared 2 of the 3 studs off the first time. Did exactly the same again after another 20ha. Sieves are moving freely from what we can tell. Only thing is, sieve losses spike when we turn so I assume they are throwing out of level