does it read the depth in 32' or MM. one reviewer (T. Singh, December 23, 2014) claims in MM not Inches
1954219
In /32's. (Also can show air pressure in lbs.) Very useful for myself and the associates in my office to work in the field as part of the total loss condition rating.
1954220
it doesnt work at all. I dont recommend it . You can buy better and cheaper one fron walgreen
1954221
Both! When you are on the tread depth screen hold the power button, it will start to flash. Then press it again and it should cahnge back and fourth. The same could be said about the tire pressure as well (p.s.i., bar, and kpa)
1954222
Both. I ordered these for every employee in my shop and we all use them all day 6 days a week. Great tool for any tool box. Tire pressure matches what in car tpms system reads. Just have to hold the on button to witch between inches and mm.
1954223
The device reads in either inches or mm. Hold button down until display flashes and then press again and it will switch.
1688662
The gauge is marked in 32/in and goes to a max depth of 32 (1"). If you need to measure tread depth greater than that this gauge will not suffice.
2228401
Hi - The maximum depth is 1" according to the Tech Bulletin which you can see at http://www.dap.com/docs/tech/00079707.pdf
1169754
Thanks April for your question.The tread depth measurement is based on 32nds calculation. When a manufacturer indicates a tread depth of 10, it means a depth of 10/32 of an inch. Saying it differently, this equals to 0.3125 inch of depth. I hope this answers your question.Thanks again for your requestCustomer Service at OnlineTires
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The depth of detection varies with the metal type, oxidation level, size, shape, orientation, and background noise -- so there really is no deepest depth. So, for a single coin like a U.S. quarter, you might "sense" it at 6-8 inches, a bag of quarters somewhat deeper. A metal object such as iron will oxidize (rust) and present itself as a bigger object than it is. Also, please note the depth indication on your detector is just a guess as the actual depth will depend upon all the variables listed.
1272321
I get 7.5" deep when I measured mine, but I would think the manufacturer/seller could give you all of the specs on it.
252464
Yes, it's much deeper. I don't know where they got that from, it's at least 12 inches deep.
1093127
My personal experience was at a depth of 18-20 inches with what ended up to be a metal strap of about 1.25"Wx20"L and a circular piece of metal about 10"diameter. Granted both objects were junk metal but the detector gave a strong signal at that depth for those sizes of objects.
1122275
At its deepest, it's probably about 2 inches. That's an educated guess, but I'll bet I'm not off by much. :)
895728
The clock is 1.82" in diameter. I don't have a measurement for the depth. Maybe 3/8".
188192
Yes because it reads until the led gets. The measures are given in meters or feets, algo the equipment calculate the area.
98994
yes, but don't buy it. It is a depth finder at best --made up to look like a fish findeer and mine only lasted a few uses before it started having problems with the screen and electronics.
1628898
This is an entry level finder. I use it on a lake that can see depths of 200ft. The trick is setting the unit to your conditions. One common fault of this unit is that the depth will default to very shallow when you reach about 10 knots. Sometimes I have to cycle power to get the correct reading to display. Will not buy another Lowrance at this price point.
2183412
Got one right here...Looks like 2 3/8" depth. Be aware, the speaker protrudes in the front more than most speakers - especially the tweeter. This may be an issue for you if you are not using the Infinity speaker grilles.
2259144
2" deep unless you use an extender. Extender can significantly increase the depth based on its length.
2231569
The total depth with attachment comes out to 56.25 inches as oppose to 41.50 without.
1905112
Hello. The depth is 153mm. You can download the datasheet/technical data in JBL web site.