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Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Lymow one plus: Honest test on my EXTREME LAWN!

 


Lymow Tracked Robot Mower: Can it Conquer Extreme 100% Slopes?

See one of the most ambitious Robot mowers on my extreme lawn. Will it master my slopes? I've tested it for over a month!

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Honest, "almost scientific" testing. I test products rigorously and share honest opinions—even if it costs me affiliate earnings. Using my affiliate links supports my work at no extra cost to you! Huge thanks! 🙏


===== Tech Specs =====

  • Mowing System: LiCut™ dual-blade design with airflow for a better cut
  • Blade Material: High-hardness SK5 tool steel
  • Cutting Width: 40 cm | Height: 3 - 10 cm
  • Rotational Speed: 3000-6000 RPM
  • Mowing Motor Power: 2 x 680 W (2 x 1785 W peak!)
  • Efficiency: 400 m²/h to 700 m²/h (rated up to 7000 m² / 1.7 Acre a day)
  • Mapping Limit: Extreme large limit (60,000 m² / 15 Acres)
  • Battery: 15 Ah (528 Wh, 35v) - Easy SWAPPABLE LiFePo (2000 cycles)
  • Battery Life: Up to 180 minutes (3 hours) per charge
  • Noise Level: Less than 62 dB
  • Slope Capability: 45° (100% slope)
  • Obstacle Clearance: 70 mm
  • Navigation: RTK-Gps + VSLAM + IMU + Odometer (Physical RTK, no wires)
  • Waterproof Rating: IPX6
  • Warranty: 3-year warranty (1 year 4G contract included)

===== Findings & Deep Dive =====

Version Differences (5A vs 10A)

There are 2 different versions to order (€200 difference). This refers to the CHARGER, not the battery! Both get 15 Ah capacity. The 10A charger just charges faster, allowing you to mow up to 7000m² instead of 4452m² per day.

🔋 Power & Standby

  • 43 W avg: Too high if "Charging Brake" option is activated (for docks on slopes).
  • 17 W normal: Without charging brake (~0.3 kWh vs 1 kWh per day).

🚜 The TRACK System

It still slips and tears up your lawn while doing so! It's not the "conquer-all-slopes" monster you might think. In fact, the Navimow X4 with wheels has better traction on most slopes. Biggest issue: While turning, the floating mow deck touches the ground, making it harder for the tracks to turn.

💡 Pro-Tip: The Flap

Remove the flap and the plastic frame! More grass will be thrown out and less will get stuck. This is definitely the way to go for extreme lawns.

✅ The Highlights

  • Manual Mowing: A practical option for extreme steep slopes where AI struggles.
  • Manual Mode Control: You can change speed (up to 1m/sec), mow height, and blade speed. It doesn't timeout quickly like others.
  • Bluetooth Range: Better than most other bots; control feels very responsive.
  • The App: Powerful, VERY responsive, and efficient. Setting up areas and NoGo zones is easy.
  • Global & Per-Map Settings: Set path spacing (25-35cm), stripe angle, or even turn off one outer motor to prevent shooting grass onto paths.

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Saturday, January 8, 2022

how you RF Signals look like (Crossfire, FrSky, Futaba with Aaronia Spektran V6)

If you ever wanted to know how RF signals of popular protocols look like in 3D check out this video made with the Aaronia Spektran V6 (a pro grade RF spektrum analyzer). I was curios how the different protocols achieve their properties (long range?, fast refreshrate / low latency). There will be more videos of this kind as soon as I get more RXs bound to different protocols (like ELRS for sure). If you want some facts or numbers to be checked - just let me know in the comments! Greets and happy 2022, Mario
my Findings: TBS CRSF MicroTX:
- 868Race mode 2sec intervall vs 1sec - as soon as I enter the crossfire setup LUA script, telemetry and 150Hz are enabled
- TX16s: internal module off, ext mod: TBS crossfire micro 25mw: yet spikes on 2400hz
---TBS crsf: Freq. range: 860-873MHz (863-868 inCE) Interval: 1000ms Refreshrate: 50-150hz Freq. hopping: variable pattern ---FrSky X4RII: Frequ range: 2403 to 2473MHz Interval: 1693ms Refreshrate: 110hz Freq. hopping: 9MHz ---Frsky L9R: (LR12 mode) Frequ range: 2403 to 2473MHz Interval: 846ms Refreshrate: 55hz Freq. hopping: 16MHz ---Futaba "FAST" (old): Frequ range: 2405 to 2475MHz Interval: 252ms Refreshrate: 150hz Freq. hopping: 4MHz sequencial ●▬▬▬LINKS▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬● REVIEW of the Aaronia Spektran V6: https://youtu.be/L4H7R-5DVU8 ●▬▬▬EQUIPMENT▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬● Filmed with: Sony A7c, OBS and Lavmic on Laptop Edited with Premiere Pro ●▬▬▬♫MUSIC▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬● I use EPIDEMIC SOUND, get your account here (affiliate): https://bit.ly/3p6OGE0 ●▬▬▬VIDEO INDEX▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬● 00:00 Intro 02:48 TBS MicroTX in TX16s 11:26 FrSky 13:41 FrSky L9R Longrange 15:13 Futaba FAST (old 2.4 mode) 16:50 summary