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How well or deep will the PI machine work
for finding large deep caches ???
Thanks
for finding large deep caches ???
Thanks
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Anonymous
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Try the whites TM808 VLF deep locator. I have the TM600 and it's great on big objects.
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Anonymous
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Joe
The PI units do well providing you purchase one designed to do the job required. As with all metal detector
The PI units do well providing you purchase one designed to do the job required. As with all metal detector
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Anonymous
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Hi Bill
I visited the website but didn't find any
info on how deep the Deepstar would detect
large objects. The single coins depth reach were quiet impressive though. Can
you give me any idea how deep the Deepstar
would detect a chest say 18 in long by 10 in wide by 10 in deep filled with coins or bars? I would guess the depth one would most likely need to find such a cache would probably be from 3 to 15 feet deep. Also what would be required to custom set up one and for that purpose if so required and it's approximate weight ?
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Joe S
I visited the website but didn't find any
info on how deep the Deepstar would detect
large objects. The single coins depth reach were quiet impressive though. Can
you give me any idea how deep the Deepstar
would detect a chest say 18 in long by 10 in wide by 10 in deep filled with coins or bars? I would guess the depth one would most likely need to find such a cache would probably be from 3 to 15 feet deep. Also what would be required to custom set up one and for that purpose if so required and it's approximate weight ?
Thanks for your help. <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
">Joe S
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Anonymous
Guest
Depth on an end of a Campbells soup can were in the range of 36" to 42" when I tested it for items like this.
I can't begain to even speculate what it would be what your asking. I have no way of knowing.
We need to speak in person if this is something you feel your interested in. Please phone my shop when you can at: 508/457-4805
I'm assuming that your located in the US ????
Mr. Bill
I can't begain to even speculate what it would be what your asking. I have no way of knowing.
We need to speak in person if this is something you feel your interested in. Please phone my shop when you can at: 508/457-4805
I'm assuming that your located in the US ????
Mr. Bill