Applicators can utilize the customizable alerts to notify the operator when Delta T is too high and product application is not favorable in order to ensure maximum product effectiveness. A higher Delta T value results in a faster evaporation rate and shorter droplet lifetime. When applying, Delta T should be between 2⁰C (4⁰F) and 8⁰C (14⁰F), and not greater than 10⁰C (18⁰F). Delta T is a calculated by subtracting the wet bulb temperature from the dry bulb temperature.
Red background indicates customizable alert has been exceededĭelta T is a calculation that indicates the acceptable conditions to apply product the value indicates if the product applied will evaporate prior to being absorbed by the plant. Having weather information in the cab allows operators to increase product efficacy and decrease the risk of chemical drift. Built-in alerts make it easy for operators to set operational parameters to know when unfavorable weather conditions are present. Monitoring temperature, wind speed, wind direction, Delta T, and relative humidity on the go allows operators to quickly and easily understand if the weather conditions are favorable or not for product application. Utilize the customizable alerts and weather information to make educated decisions about when to spray. Monitor weather conditions to optimize effectiveness of chemical application APEX has the ability to map air temperature, wind speed, and Delta T, while wind direction and humidity is available to be seen within the summary information.
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Once the weather information is collected in the GreenStar 3 2630, it can then be transferred to APEX™ software system for further analysis and record keeping. Weather information collected on a Gen 4 Display is compatible with the John Deere Operations Center. Producers running a CommandCenter Display, 4640 Universal Display, or GreenStar™ 3 2630 Display are capable of documenting weather data all other compatible GreenStar 2 Displays are only able to display the weather data without the ability to record. A John Deere Mobile Weather activation is required to utilize the Application Controller 1120 in order to monitor weather information and is included with the purchase of the product. Weather data is collected and distributed to the CommandCenter™ Display or 4640 Universal Display for viewing and documentation. John Deere Mobile Weather utilizes a third-party weather sensor that connects to the John Deere Application Controller 1120. John Deere Mobile Weather mounted on the roof of a self-propelled sprayer Apparent wind speed is the total wind experienced without compensation for machine speed and direction.
True wind speed is wind experienced by a stationary object. John Deere Mobile Weather displays five critical values needed when determining the effectiveness of product application. Accurate information is critical when making decisions surrounding product application, so it is important to use weather information that is specific to the operator and area being covered. Capture in-field weather information for on-the-go decision making.
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