Dynamic Navigation & Mapping Systems
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For Agriculture

The version of the DynaFlight™ system that is specifically designed for agricultural applications is called DynaFlight-AirAgII™. Its basic components are described in detail under DynaFlight™ system; here we explain how DynaFlight-AirAgII™ actually works in the field.

Method

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During start-up on the ground, the pilot selects a customer, chooses a new job and then selects a swath width. Once in the air, the pilot will spray his first line - anywhere on the field, which establishes the baseline and automatically sets up all the rest of the lines needed to cover the area. This is all recorded on the DynaFlight-AirAgII™ system's map and displayed on the DynaViz™ display. The pilot can then fly those lines in whatever pattern that he or she chooses. As the pilot flies down the Roadway line, the FlexGuide™ fills the line in with black, showing that line has been covered. At the same time, the bars at the top of the DynaViz display provides an instant view of the coverage.

Without ever looking away from the windshield, the pilot can control the entire DynaFlight™ system via the buttons installed on the ErgoGrip™ control grip which replaces the standard grip. Any information the pilot requires, such as customers, jobs, patterns, navigation, rotating moving maps and so on, can be displayed by the touch of these button.

Once back on the ground, the pilot plucks the CompactFlash™ computer card from the onboard processor and plugs it into the ground PC, thereby transferring all data about the day's work — job maps, degree of coverage, volume deposited, and so on — to the AirAg Office management software, facilitating production of reports, maps, invoices and all the other details of the air agriculture business.

Using the DynaFlight™ system is that simple.

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