how depth can it detect?
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.
1604210
Not too shallow, maybe 10 feet and don't point it to the light. Everything will show red if you do. Definitely a great product for deeper depths!
2189335
The depth is approximately 8 inches. There is a knob for low, medium, and high to control the speed.
460185
Yes, you are correct. That is the depth measurement, back to front, front to back. Thanks for your interest.
2200578
the depth is one inch. If one inch is more than one half the cylinder { maybe}
1870923
It depends on how far under water you are talking about. You have to remember the deeper you go the the more the light levels change. This would change how the cards register in the camera meter. Less than 20' it's probably okay.
494711
I looked at the user's manual and it did not list the level of detection. However, the unit has worked without a problem. It was installed new in March of 2013. Hope this helps.
2284228
I purchased one of these safes in July and installed it. No issue with depth. Can't be 7" unless they measure total depth. It works like a charm and my wife loves it!
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.
1879246
Hi. General Tools indicates that it CAN detect moisture up to 4" deep/down. * Spherical sensor gauges moisture level up to 4 in. below a surface. I haven't used mine in that capacity yet so I can't tell you from an applicability standpoint. You can also check out other specs here: http://www.generaltools.com/assets/images/Manuals/MMD950ManualGT.pdfHope that helps!
1837359
I don't know for sure. I just stick it into my compost that is 6 " deep and I get a reading at any depth I place it in.
337163
It will detect/trip on any movement in its field of range. You can adjusted so it will aim high enough not to to cover the floor. Better yet, you can just set the alarm in "HOME" setting , just like if you're home , then the motion detector becomes inactive, just your contact alarm.
1312853
Yes, but only when your in the GPS view. However, in GPS view, you get depth numbers only and not bottom contour. There is no way to gat all the info on one screen.
1310839
If you are looking for a depth reading at higher speeds, yes that will work. Very easy to install and the unit syncs it automatically.
78523
The buried depth of the wire depends on local code and the pro-pointer probably isn't the right tool to find it.1) its detection depth is only a few inches2) the detection footprint is narrow, it is a pin pointer.3) it would be uncomfortable scanning any large area.4) you might be deceived into thinking there wasn't a buried run when in fact there was.
2027588
It can detect a dime at 9-10 inches in good soil and ID it correctly. Larger objects, deeper. Deeper than that, an object near it's limit of detection, typically will ID as iron on VLF machines. As my location has very bad soil, I am routinely limited to 3-5 inches, and quickly learned that depth is not they key characteristic you look for. The E-Trac's seperation (between targets and trash) and ability to detect coins on edge make seperate it from other detectors.
685109
Can set the unit to view a broad angle which limits its distance. Don't recall how far that detects. The beam setting can detect up to about 50' as I recall. I use the beam all around my property. To limit the distance I aim the beam at a tree trunk, wall, run the beam into the ground or other ways. You could aim it at a power box or shrub. Does a wonderful job. I tried many different detectors and this is the only one reliable and durable. Have had one receiver and 6 detectors for nearly 10 years mounted outside. Not a failure yet. Batteries last a year or more. I use the cheapest alkaline I can find.