Originally posted by Esteban
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right, some will not notice that...so I explain why it's important notice it instead...from pictures I see it's really good pinpointer... good detection on small stuff, large on big steel target: that's the way to avoid missing the good stuff.
In some situations is really important having some extra depth of detection.
In normal pinpointing operations one will find the target (elusive) in the removed soil... passing the ferrite horizontal to the soil till find the area with target, then rising up 90° the ferrite so using just the tip of it to center the hot spot.
But often is not that easy... the above happens mostly with shallow targets and well centered holes... in other cases the obejct is deeper and centering with main MD is more complicated, so it's easy that the hole is not well aligned on target: that's situations where an extra depth will solve fast and easy.
Instead of removing much soil... and being crazy if the obejct is on sides/walls one just use the pinpointer... like the Skil... and find his way to the target. Save time, save work, SAVE THE ITEM too... cause I see and dug myself broken stuff cause of eccessive force applied in excavation and bad centering...

That's why the extra depth is always a plus on pinpointers...that will take you out of troubles in critical moments... and I think the above is one of these.

Kind regards,
Max



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