Northwest Texas Panhandle | It all depends on your needs. I don't have any experience with Trimble on their WAAS system but I do know that Outback has got that down to a science. I never drift at all. Also, I think Outback is a little easier to follow because you've got that light that tells you you're headed in the wrong direction in addition to whether you're in the right position. If you go with Outback, you might as well get the S3. It's a lot easier to spray with because you can see where you have been. Don't make the same mistake I and a lot of people have made in getting one unit because it is cheaper than the others. The problem with Outback occurs when you get the edrive and you have curved fields. I have not had much luck at all with the contour mode. I think the reason they can claim that they're the only ones that have it is because it works so bad no one else wants it. Anyway, as far as just a lightbar, you can't go wrong with Outback.
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Time for gps-Outback v.s. Trimble
