When you enable Mow Along No-Go Zone, Yarbo will mow along the edges of the no-go zones. This may increase the total mowing time.
Similarly, adjusting the Perimeter Mowing Laps setting will determine how many laps Yarbo makes around the perimeter. More laps mean more time spent on the task.
- By default, the number of Perimeter Mowing Laps is set to 2.
- Users can increase this setting to 3 or 4 laps, depending on their needs.
¶ Limitations
Zone-Specific: The Perimeter Mowing Laps setting applies only to the selected area and does not affect the boundaries of nogo zones.
Automatic Plans: This setting cannot be modified in auto plans; it must be set manually in the area settings.
Pattern Dependency: The Perimeter Mowing Laps count is only available when the mowing pattern is set to "zigzag". If the mowing pattern is set to "Spiral," the Perimeter Mowing Laps option will not be displayed.
¶ Benefits of Increasing Perimeter Mowing Laps
Improved Coverage: Increasing the number of Perimeter Mowing Laps ensures that the edges of your lawn are thoroughly mowed, reducing the likelihood of missed spots.
Customizable: Users can tailor the number of laps to their specific lawn conditions and preferences.
Efficiency: While increasing laps can extend the mowing time, it ensures a more comprehensive and neat finish.
¶ Example Scenario
Imagine you have a rectangular lawn with a complex border. By setting the Perimeter Mowing Laps to 3, you can ensure that the mower makes multiple passes along the edges, effectively covering any difficult-to-reach areas and maintaining a uniform appearance.