What's the depth this will detect?
150211
My experience with the Bounty Hunter has been somewhat limited, however the first time I used it, it located a small piece of cast iron pipe at a depth of approximately 6 inches.
150212
As stated earlier that depth depends on the soil conditions. I live in Northern Indiana and have found coins down to 6 inches. My son found a horseshoe in our backyard at the 8-10 inch range and a iron pipe that was 12-14 inches deep. The horseshoe and pipe are what I would consider larger items and with any detector the bigger the item the deeper the dector will find it.
150213
As I'm sure you ascertained, it would certainly depend upon the soil concentration, moisture density level as well as your sensitivity to your instrument. There are many other factors which are above my level to precisely answer your question.
150214
We don't know yet. We won't be able to put it through its paces until next summer.
2259144
2" deep unless you use an extender. Extender can significantly increase the depth based on its length.
1466400
As you can tell from the picture, the depth is about the same as the width. And please don't ask me to count how many holes are on the apparatus!
1368303
Perhaps you have had your question answered already. The depth measures one inch.
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.
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!
1468785
Depends on the soil. I have personally found large objects at 3 feet deep. Small items up to 12 inches (1 foot)
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.
232462
My volt meter CP8215 is mounted so it not easily measured for this data. These are roughly the dimensions, the face of the meter is about 2.300" - the depth measured from the face inner flange is 2.125" - 2.250" with the light - the mounting hole needs to be 2.100" in diameter.
319269
i can't answer your question specifically, but i can tell you i was locating railroad spikes at a depth of more than 12"
2200578
the depth is one inch. If one inch is more than one half the cylinder { maybe}
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.
126033
I am sure the depth finder will work fine. Probably need to see about a map apart from the one that comes on it.You would be able to use the GPS also.
1824071
Not sure, never really paid it much attention, but should be about 2 to 3 inches deep. If you move your mouse over the picture, you can see how deep it is, picture is pretty much true.
1209466
I have scanned thru 1/4" oak veneer paneling over sheet rock and located wooden studs. Franklin states that the max detection depth, under real world conditions is 1.1", and 1.5" under ideal conditions.
1449831
I tested this tonight. It appears to be about 3/4 to 1 inch from the sensor.
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.