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Looks like a nice unit to me and if those specs are real, WOW...
Fitz.
Good instrument.
Drawback is that it no have output to computer for data procesing.
But you can use signal from analog meter and computerize it in portable PC over sound card input with proper software.
Resolution down to 1nT sounds plausible. But more likely it's near 3nT (according to specs of common MR sensors). It's clear that description contains some mistakes. Howhever device is good enough. For what purposes do you whant to use it?
I have a company that locates missing dead people. I mostly use a very well trained Bloodhound but have started to look at technology. Often I know of a piece of property that had a grave located on it at some time. My dog can and does indicate on graves that are over 100 years old, but its nice to have a second source to verify the dog. So if I can get an instrument to locate disturbed soil or anything located in the earth, the two together are "proof" if you will.
Fitz.
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