Before I move on to the outer garden, do you have an answer to help my understanding of the Guide Wire in the inner garden. Perhaps I was not clear enough in my prior posting. My lack of understanding is generic as well as applying specifically to my inner garden. The Guide Wire helps to transport t...

I read somewhere on this forum that the guide wire feature was a Husqvarna patent. Does this mean that all the other competitor robot lawnmower systems, such as Honda, John Deere, Bosch, Belrobotics or Robomo work without a guide wire, and as a consequence are less efficient or offer less access to ...

I need to fully understand the function of the guide wire. Once I understand this better I will be asking if we could gain any advantage from the 330X being able to offer two of these guide wires. For example, could they be used to cut the 85-90cms path between to two main flowerbeds ? Here is my un...

Thank you for guiding me back to the Husqvarna UK website. I see that there have been recent revisions to the UK market offerings. The 330X now joins the 305 as a second third generation entry. I also have a choice of the 220AC and the 265ACX. The 265ACX is in a different price league, so the choice...

I agree with you about copper telephone wires being from another age. They were put there for a completely different purpose from delivering the internet. We ought to have fibre connections for the internet, but the chance of that technology ever reaching my house is almost zero. The internet hardw...

I was not thinking so much of interference between router and any local Wifi device but more from the telephone exchange to my router. My fragile internet connection is delivered through the copper telephone wires that come from the telephone exchange some 6 kms away. The last 2 kms run underground ...

Perhaps my thoughts are being misled by the colouring in the site tutorial, [URL=http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=557302peripherique.jpg][IMG]http://img11.hostingpics.net/pics/557302peripherique.jpg[/IMG][/URL] but it looks to me that the magnetic field is only present near to the boundary ...

UK electricity is 230volts AC running at 50Hz, just like yours. Spot A is only about 5 meters away from the power source inside the house. One random event that will happen is a power cut, either because the mains supply fails or our internal circuit breaker trips to safeguard us. This sometimes ha...

Sorry for the delay, I have been away for a few days (not at the meeting in Davos, unfortunately). Yes, the deer problem is only at night, but the rabbit problem is both night and day. Your request for the base station location to be identified has caused some debate here, but I have selected a plac...

JMP, I never thought it would be easy and assumed there would be areas left over which were inaccessible to either robots or their ride-on alternatives. I agree with the step-by-step approach. Here are some key thoughts that might be useful to the big picture. I started thinking I’d like all the gre...

Hello JPM. Many hours of struggle with the process, so here it is, hopefully. This has been prepared by drawing over the Government Mapping Agency plan we used when building another part of our house. I mention this to give credibility to the scale shown on this map. Your can see the inner garden su...

Thanks to both JPM and F for my welcome, particularly for being understanding of my failure with the French language. A language conditions the way we use our brains and imprints characteristics on them. I often wonder if starting with English imprints an inability to learn other languages. Perhaps ...

First, I am sorry not to be able to use your French language, but robotic lawnmowers have not yet become popular enough in England to have given birth to any forums and I am inquisitive before I purchase. I study your forum through a Google Translator and you can imagine how difficult this is, but s...