The VIY5-070 Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is used for location and analysis of underground objects using electromagnetic pulse radiation, up to 30 meters depth.
The VIY5-070 GPR is suitable for searching of both metal and dielectric objects.
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Features:
The VIY5-070 GPR set includes:
Antenna units
Antenna units are placed in durable fiberglass housings. Antenna units have sockets to connect: Data cable, Synchro cable, measuring wheel and/or GPS receiver.
VO-36 Measuring Wheel
Measuring wheel (odometer) VO-36 was designed to determine passed distance during GPR profile acquisition. Odometer can be mounted to the antenna unit and is connected to antenna by special connector.
Battery Charger
Reliable, sealed charger for charging built-in batteries.
Data Cable
The cable that connects antenna unit to USB port of your computer.
Synchro Cable
The cable that connects transmitter and receiver antenna units of VIY5-070 GPR
Transport Belt
User's Manual
Backpack
Durable and comfortable backpack for transportation of all accessories for GPR. It has many compartments, including protected compartment for laptop.
Portable shelf for laptop
Foldable shelf was designed to be attached to the backpack and to let the operator carry out comfortable work with a laptop
The VIY5-070 GPR is supplied with different options.
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