he PULSE STAR II was
specifically designed to detect large metal objects at great depths. Since
the detector can be operated with very large search coils (standard size:
1m x 1m = 40" x 40") and transmits high power
pulses, it penetrates deeper than usually possible with smaller coils. In
addition, large areas can be searched more quickly with bigger coils. Small
metal pieces like bottle caps or foils are automatically ignored. A wide
range of accessory coils also makes it possible to locate smaller objects.
Any kind of metal can be detected. For objects larger than 10 cm (4") a
conductivity measurement determines whether the object has good conductivity
(e.g. silver) or poor conductivity (e.g. iron). |
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No problem: |
salt water does not affect the PULSE STAR II |
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