Condition:Original Used

• 2018 StarFire 6000 receiver with SF1 and SF3 signal. SF1 and SF3 Ready. The SF3 subscription service has expired, and you will need to re-subscribe to SF3.
• Without RTK Radio
• The serial number is available, and the detailed data and usage status of the receiver with this serial number can be queried on the John Deere system.

Signals and Services
This receiver has 3 signals to choose from, SF1, SF2, SF3.
Among them, SF1 is free for life, and SF2 and SF3 need to be activated and then paid for subscription.
The services you subscribe to will determine which features are available to you.

Signal Service Validity Period
The service period of SF3 subscription is valid for 5 years, and it needs to be consumed again after 5 years.
The value of the receiver varies with the validity period of the SF3 service, the longer the remaining time, the more expensive the selling price. As of this year, the 2017 receiver has expired, there is no SF3 service, only SF1. In 2018, SF3 has less than one year left, and in 2019, there is one year left in service, and the service life will be longer in the future.
While SF3 signal service expiration times vary, all receivers we offer include SF3 Ready.

Radio signal RTK are have.
Receivers of different years indicate when the SF3 service was activated.
Basically all clients need to have SF3 service.

Each receiver has a unique Serial Number. After installation, you can check the detailed information, what signal it has, and how much service time is left.

Customer value:

• Customize accuracy and repeatability to meet the needs of the operation
• Get started faster with improved pull-in performance
• Maximize uptime to keep the job moving

Different signals correspond to different usage accuracy.

Features:
The John Deere StarFire 6000 Receiver is an enhanced replacement for the StarFire 3000 Receiver and expands on the value that precision agriculture growers have come to expect from StarFire products. The StarFire 6000 Receiver implements an improved antenna, the latest in Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) signal processing technology, and a differential correction signal. This technology adds up to improved performance and uptime as well as lower cost of operation when paired with precision agriculture systems such as AutoTrac? assisted steering system and John Deere Section Control.