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• Couple of questions (Score:1)

  by clintp (2)

  From a lawn & garden/gadget geek:

  Does this thing have sensors to detect wet grass (from dew, rain, etc..) and is it smart enough not to mow when it's too wet? The FAQ says that water won't hurt it, but I'm picturing wet grass clogging up the works...

  A theme seems to be that this will mow your lawn much more frequently than you would with a walk-behind mower. If it slacks off for some reason (or the first-time use) will you have to use a gas mower or something to knock down the excessive growth, o
  • Re:Couple of questions (Score:2)

    by pudge (1)

    It doesn't mow on a schedule, but when you put it out and press GO, so you check for wet grass, Mr. Lazypants.
    
    Not sure about long grass, but as I don't have a backup mower, I'll find out soon enough. The movies online showed it mowing some grass longer than mine, though it didn't look quite as thick. I'll put it at the highest settings and see how it does.
    • Re:Couple of questions (Score:1)

      by clintp (2) on 2003.10.24 7:09 (#25138)

      Doesn't mow on a schedule!?! Pfft. This is a perfect opportunity for some hardware hacking. Maybe a nice online interface to kick it off, monitor battery usage, and track it around the yard as it goes.

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