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Getting fed up strimming our 4 acre, very steep field.
I looked at remote control mowers. At the time they were all well over ยฃ6k, so I thought I'd try building one. Well, I've done it and it works well, but it's taken three years and cost over a grand so far in parts.
Now open source you work, and help future people!
Um, how? I've strapped physical electrocal devices and petrol powered motors together. Nothing I've done is unique, I hold no IP or copyright and anyone can copy it.
If you mean show others - then sure, I've done that!