SCHONSTEDT GA-52Cx is a magnetic locator, detecting the magnetic field of ferromagnetic objects. It is most commonly used to find iron markers used for property line identification, as well as manholes, septic tanks, well casings, valve boxes, cast-iron pipes, and steel drums. GA-52Cx also finds barbed wire and can trace its path even if it's buried just beneath the surface or is only a trail of rust. The device can be used in flooded areas, but the electronic unit should be kept out of the water.
SCHONSTEDT GA-52Cx is a magnetic locator, detecting the magnetic field of ferromagnetic objects. It is most commonly used to find iron markers used for property line identification, as well as manholes, septic tanks, well casings, valve boxes, cast-iron pipes, and steel drums. GA-52Cx also finds barbed wire and can trace its path even if it's buried just beneath the surface or is only a trail of rust. The device can be used in flooded areas, but the electronic unit should be kept out of the water.
SCHONSTEDT GA-52Cx is a magnetic locator, detecting the magnetic field of ferromagnetic objects. It is most commonly used to find iron markers used for property line identification, as well as manholes, septic tanks, well casings, valve boxes, cast-iron pipes, and steel drums. GA-52Cx also finds barbed wire and can trace its path even if it's buried just beneath the surface or is only a trail of rust. The device can be used in flooded areas, but the electronic unit should be kept out of the water.
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