Could this be used to locate caskets in a cemetery. Wooden? Metal? Bones themselves? Also, what all comes with the setup? Computer? Software ?
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There is a better GPR for caskets, cemeteries: link: .http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CK8M350............. it would detect anomalies like wooden cascets, metal objects, but it has better resolution than the dipole GPR. The abovementioned GPR has shielded antenna 500 MHz and sees exclusively downwards, with better resolution. Both sets do not include PC computer, but include Android tablet (about 9 inch), all software installed. Wireless dongle is optional, and could be ordered afterwards.
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Definitely would work for that. You get the distant to a rock, tree or sand bunker. Just do not know how much distance you would require. Range finder has a maximum yardage range.
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magnet, attaching plastic ties, receiver, mount for computer...I love this computer...it is the best!!!
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I'm so sorry for your loss. I believe it would be a lovely bench for that purpose. The only thing I would say as a negative is it's a little larger than some other benches which might not be perfect in a cemetery. Plus of course, I don't know how you could secure it so that no one could take off with it. Sadly they do that now and sometimes sell it for scrap. Except for that, I absolutely recommend this bench. It really is very lovely and sturdy. Take care.
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The metal detector will work fine in all terrains, the only things that will mess with it are areas that re high in metal content. Water puddles might not work real well either.
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Yes this would be an excellent choice for that. I use mine for metal detecting and it picks up all coins and even foil. Good product good price.
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No, this is for finding smaller areas. What you are describing is a metal detector paddle, which is hand held and is paddle shaped about a 18" in length and about 6" wide at the one end where the detector is located (that area is about 10" long and the handle is about 8" long and 2" wide). The Pro-Pointer could be used if you had to do so. It is able to find the titanium located in my back from a fusion that was done about nine years ago. It is just a lot smaller in size and works a little differently than the paddle wand metal detector. If you go to amazon.com and type in "hand held metal detector" there will be a huge list and you can tell the difference between the pin pointer and the paddle type. The paddle type does cost a lot more than the pin pointer, but the paddle is the type used more for security purposes. I hope this helps out.
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IF you use the deepscan mode, it is supposed to detect through material up to 3/4" thick, unless it's overly damp, or something very dense, like ceramic tile. It will find studs under 1/2" plywood, I've done it.They don't recommend it for use through carpet or ceramic tile.
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It depends on how deep it is buried. These devices are normally used to pick out a single cable from a bundle of wires. You may be better off with a metal detector.
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I wouldn't unless it was necessary..it does have metal nuts & bolts but I haven't looked at it closely enough to see if tools could be used to disassemble it. I'm using mine with a mask & dress to be a tarot card reader. For you're project of using bones for a wreath I'd look for an inexpensive bag-o-bones at 1/2 the cost. Bag of Skeleton Bones - 28 Piece Set
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Scan as an image and use Photoshop or some other image manipulation software to put them together. With the variability in hand scans, I would not really recommend this. You will be hard pressed to seamlessly put them together. Better to find a ledger sized scanner if you can.
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No the machine does not scan the materials you are going to carve. You would have some hard work ahead of you if you wanted to do that.
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We went through a scanner without it being set off. I would imagine they are set rather low on the metal detection ranges. That was at a courthouse. That part of it is good. I just don't care for the durability of the plastic clips.
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No. The detector will pick up nails and any metal in the floor. You might want to look into the Garrett pro pointer. Good luck
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It detects ferrous metal, not wood. If the stud has a screw or other metal, which it should have attaching the tile backer board to the stud, it will locate the screw or nail. I'm also very impressed with this product.
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Hi Dani, I used it in my apartment to find studs in my wood floors and it worked very well.Thanks.Lou
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It cpomes with everything you need except tools. I recommend using your own stud finder and level because the one enclosed is not that great.