Wags
27 September 2021 03:41
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Hello everyone
My name is Matt and I wish I found this page before I found Aggps.ca
That guy is a total con artist and the sole reason I bought from him was so I’d have some support for getting my auto steer working… Well turns out he’s useless.
I bought all the parts he recommended on his site to build but now I’m reading I should used PCB not the bread board.
Does anyone have a parts list that I can use and if anyone else has been through this, what parts that I bought for using the bread board build from aggps can I use in the PCB build?
Thanks in advance
Matt
Section control is fully supported, and is very easy to integrate. You need: Relay module compatible with Arduino / Raspberry $15 or here $15. Arduino Nano $8. Here’s a video showing the assembly of required components – You can find a brief list of...
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Insane RTK auto steer accuracy demo from Europe General setup demo 10 inch system in action in Canada RTK with hydraulic valve auto steer Corn planting accuracy demo Hydraulic valve autosteer Grade control
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He has been asked to stop using AOG content… seems politeness does not work.
Ya I got hooked with that too. I reported his adds to kijiji and can’t find them now. Just wish we could get his site shut down.
Go there and download latest version. There is also a support file with parts list and and files for getting pcb printed.
Pat
27 September 2021 15:08
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There is an others post about this site:
Hey Guys,
I’m new, first post. Has anyone dealt with this guy at aggps.ca on the toughbooks? He seems to be selling everything that you need for a system.
Thanks
He never say his software is AgOpenGps but is cocky enough to put links to this forum!!
This guy is getting annoying and he’s potentially treading on some very thin legal ice.
I may not be an expert in electronics, but I do know a bit about the law. Will have a look at this as soon as I get chance.
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Well, for a start, he hasn’t give any credit for the videos he has embedded which is conflict with YouTube’s Moral Right Section 1:
The Right of Credit or Association guarantees that all creators receive authorship credit in any future presentation of their work.
More generally, it looks like he’s in breach of all kinds of rules governing creative rights accreditation.
I’ll get some clarity on this.
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