TF-900 + 1-Pipe Tracer Unit + Arc-Geo Recorder as a package deal.

[BillNEWAST]

I am asking $1800.00 for the TF-900 + 1-Pipe Tracer Unit + Arc-Geo Recorder as a package deal.
Separately or Each is as follows!
$850.00 for TF-900
$1000.00 for TF-900 + 1-Pipe Tracer Unit
$975.00 for Arc-Geo Logger -- MSRP is $1395.00 at LRLMan.com site.
$300.00 for 1-Pipe Tracer Unit.
Shipping and Insurance is included in price above ONLY for Lower 48 USA. Send me your address for shipping info.
All are New in Box and Never Used, no batteries were installed and units wasn't turned on by me.
Just opened on receipt and checked for shipping damage, and all the parts and pieces there, then re-boxed.
Sincerely
Bill "Lost Adams"

 

[BillNEWAST]

This is a message from one of the members, so I'm going to put the answer here instead of in a pm, so I don't have to do it many times.

Hi,
I'm going to assume that the Geo logger has something to do with metal detecting?
thanks
James

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The geologger is a data logger that will record the responses of the TF-900, or any other detector, in a file that is downloadable to a computer.
The computer can take the file and make a map out of it and show the responses for the items you are looking for.
With the TF-900 in "Cave Mode" you will be able to map a Tunnel to a mine, a shaft in the ground, a water cistern, old outhouses, anything that would disturb or change the background mineralization. Most of the responses probably couldn't be hear in the headphones unless you have Excellent Hearing. It will pick up old cement or rock foundations or Stone walls.
If you would use different types of detectors ie, Magnetometers would show a response for Iron or other ferric metal. They would be a lot more sensitive to Iron Tracks in a Mine tunnel than ANY VLF or PI detector, given you were on the surface over the tunnel, this would include any Stash of Iron Bars or Picks left there also. The one Carl Moorland has to build on his web site will pick up a 6 shooter cylinder at 4 feet, when properly calibrated.
The TF-900 when in all-metal mode can be run 2-3 feet off the ground and still pickup Civil War relics the size of belt buckles and canteens. Read the Review online by Andy Sabish in one of the treasure mags.

Feel free to ask any other questions and I'll answer them to my best knowledge

Sincerely
Bill "Lost Adams".

 

[BillNEWAST]

Hi All, I've just got back from a 3 week prospecting trip in NE Washington.
I see there has been no responses to the units, and was wondering why. It would be nice to receive some feedback on the price, uses, and any other info you wish to share.
Sincerely
Bill "Lost Adams"