How deep can you find objects?
1948875
the one we had was not very good so we sent it back and didn't get a new one as of yet the ones that cost more would be better.the one we had would not go even an inch clara
1948876
Pin Pointer has to almost touch item. It might work better on precious metals but I haven't found any of those yet.
1948877
As David and Chris said, you have to be close, if the big detector signals item is shallow I will poke around with this to try and locate, but other wise I dig a hole and use the pinpointer to help locate.
1948878
Maybe 2 to 3 inches. I use it for once I dig my hole to check the dirt I have flipped over to see if I have removed the object in looking for.
1948879
This device is not at all effective. It can pick up an object only when its one or perhaps two inches away.
1312200
You can be from infinite up to 30cm distance from your object. Less than 30cm, the image will be blurred. Hope it helps you.
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.
1004035
This metal detector will find a needle in a haystack. Depending on the pipe, I would say at least 2' depth. As a surveyor, property pipes are seldom deeper than 3". If the pipes are there you will find them with this detector.
1195210
I have found things as deep as 2 feet, but I have not really used it much for deep soil searching. Use it mostly for shallow searching because it is a lot harder to find deeper.
1093128
6 to 8 inches depending on the make up of the soil and the size and make of the find. On average around 6 inches though.
2064633
I believe they are just "chunks" of MF inside, so I would guess you could but I don't know for sure. I need the depth so I have no need to do that.
1468787
This depends on the size of the object. I have found larger objects that were 8" to 10" down. Usually it will detect smaller objects 4" to 6" down.I hope that this helps.
925743
I dont have any still I can measure, but yes, I would say three inches deep is about right.
78525
The hand held pointer will not detect items under the ground. It is to find objects that have already been dug up using a metal detector. When items are in dirt and sand etc. sometimes they are hard to see and the pointer is used to find the objects.
1516751
You cannot see the shape of the target on the screen, only a bargraph indicating conductivity and a grid showing approximate size and depth. The maximum depth that it can detect is about 1/3 of a meter.
434747
No, I suggest much more advanced metal detector. For this o e to detect. Anything the object had to literally
66330
It will be close, a rough measurement gives you about 1/16 of an inch deeper to play with :-)
450272
I have a ranch in South Texas. There are several old Indian and homestead archeological sites here that I have used the Fisher F75. I spent a small amount of time to learn how to operate the detector and it wasn't long before it located several metal artifacts (nails, gun parts, copper etc.). Some of the items were ~18" deep. The signal was strong and accurate to depth readings. The F75 picks up the smallest metallic item. Very satisfied with this unit.
310568
yes, I believe you can look directly into the monocular at close up objects, but it isn't the ideal.
1231215
No its not 2inchesbut in depth. Maybe a 1/4 inch, definately less than half an inch
1752499
You can barely see it. Maybe 1 inch( at a distance) if you are really looking for it.