vaquero and re-enforced concrete?:ausflag:

[blowfly1967]

i have access to a swimming bath's sanded area and it has re-enforced concrete under the sand. could one ground balance the re-enforced concrete out with the vaquero and still find the little lost treasures that may lurk there.bye for now,blowfly

 

[WV62]

I will cast a no way vote.

 

[Monte]

forget about trying to "Ground Balance" out the re-bar. It's not going to happen.

i have access to a swimming bath's sanded area and it has re-enforced concrete under the sand.

I have searched a very few such sites that had a wire mesh embedded in the concrete for stability, and there was an ample amount (depth) of sand atop the mesh-filled concrete that I was able to roughly discriminate or try to reject some effects of the wire mesh and locate lost non-ferrous targets in the sand. I couldn't get great depths, such as down to the bottom of the sand, but they were at least marginally huntable.

Could one ground balance the re-enforced concrete out with the vaquero and still find the little lost treasures that may lurk there.

NO > Often there isn't deeper sand, and too often the re-enforcement in the concrete is re-bar. That is a strong reading ferrous-based metal to deal with an you don't Ground Balance it out. At best you could increase the Discrimination a sufficient amount to try and reject a response from it, but it would be a total waste of time and effort.

Monte

 

[blowfly1967]

thanks monte and one and all,that solves that.maybe when no ones watching i sneak in there with a small shovel and a sieve.that could work.blowfly[ clang watch your fingers-oh well]