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2022 Hagie Precision Technology Radio RTK 450

Features may include:

• Provides +/- 1 inch pass-to-pass accuracy season after season, and year after year

• Use a Dealer-owned RTK network to reduce your administrative expenses

• Provides less chance of radio interference, and RTK Extend to minimize shading signal loss

• Requires a StarFire 6000 receiver, SF3 Ready Activation, and RTK Ready Activation

• Requires RTK subscription provided by your John Deere dealer or your own base station

• The StarFire™ receiver provides a great deal of accuracy (3 cm [1.2 in.]) when used as a standalone unit. If you find yourself in a situation where you need a greater level of accuracy or if you need precise vertical accuracy, a StarFire receiver paired with a John Deere RTK Radio may be the solution for you.

• RTK benefits:

• 2.5-cm (1-in.) horizontal accuracy

• Less than 1-minute pull-in time

• Ideal for hilly terrain or when shading can be an issue

• Increased vertical accuracy

• Preferred solution for land leveling or earthmoving applications

• Producers have a lower investment cost because the dealer purchases and is responsible for base station upkeep.

• Dealer networks cover more area with the RTK signal, giving many producers access to RTK on all their grounds.

• RTK network is owned, maintained, and supported by a local, certified John Deere dealer.

• The John Deere RTK Radio 450 requires a license for a dedicated frequency. While a license must be paid for, the user owns that specific frequency. Unlike the John Deere RTK Radio 900 frequencies, wireless providers or anyone else cannot use that frequency, thus eliminating signal jamming.

• The following is a simple way to think about the difference between a John Deere RTK Radio 900 and RTK Radio 450:

• The John Deere RTK Radio 900 uses a frequency band that is like an interstate: it is free and open to the public. If only a few people are using the interstate, it moves fast; however, when everyone uses it at the same time, there is a traffic jam and it moves slowly. Conversely, the John Deere RTK Radio 450 is a private road.

• RTK repeaters are radios that can be used to improve base station signal coverage around obstacles, such as trees or rolling terrain. The purpose of the RTK repeater is to receive the correction signal coming from the base station and then transmit that correction signal.

• More than one repeater can be used with one base station, but the repeater cannot receive signal from each other in a daisy-chain configuration. In order to operate, a repeater must be connected to a 12-V power source.

• A repeater is the same as the radio that is on a machine or base station receiver.

• A repeater consists of the following:

• John Deere RTK Radio 450 or 900

• Power harness and bracket