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Meteorite Hunting
- Thread starter fjs440
- Start date
Meteorite men used the T2 and F75 alot. Only time they used pulse induction was with the big 1 meter or larger unit.
F70 will work just fine. Any unit will find irons,even a mikrona from radio shack. To find chondrites or most stoney irons you need a unit that has a manual GB. The f70 is plenty sensitive enough.
F70 will work just fine. Any unit will find irons,even a mikrona from radio shack. To find chondrites or most stoney irons you need a unit that has a manual GB. The f70 is plenty sensitive enough.
MarkCZ
Well-known member
jd88047 said:
Well, I'm going to say they 'Fall Where They Fall' so I would try some wooded areas (public or permission on privet land) that has little to no foot traffic, this will help filter out peoples tossed trash. I know I've heard them sprinkle down in the leaves of trees off in the distance on an occasion.
I wouldn't even attempt to hunt for them in any public gathering place! (Parks, ball fields, or other like place).
I would think searching in all metal would be the best, but you may do okay at a discrimination of 1 or 2.
You would for sure need a magnet, and the magnet doesn't have to be fancy, even though I decided to make one up as a detecting tool out of 1/2" PVC pipe, and some 1/2" Dia rare earth magnets off FleaBay.
Mark