P.I. Units

[magglobe]

just wanted to know if anyone had used a p.i. unit (like sand shark) out in plains or in the back of the woods, and the results.

 

[Smudge]

I have never used one in this environment.

Terry Soloman used one in a school yard recently and was happy with his results.

 

[magglobe]

who's Terry? can you ask him to swhing by here? thx...

 

[allcav]

Hey magg,
terry is no longer a member here at findmall. Too many people didn't like the fact that he told the truth about Tesoro so they band him for saying he found a bobby pin at 18" in the sand with his Sand Shark.

 

[Mr.Bill]

His opinion had nothing at all why he is not here now. We don't air our dirty laundry in public, so I'm not going to get into it.

What your spreading with post like this, is just lies. If you decided to post here because of reading a post by him somewhere else, you should get your facts straight before posting.

 

[magglobe]

just wanted to know how well the sand shark performs out of the sand, dont mean no trouble

 

[hardrockminer]

Hey magg,
terry is no longer a member here at findmall. Too many people didn't like the fact that he told the truth about Tesoro so they band him for saying he found a bobby pin at 18" in the sand with his Sand Shark.

With the halo effect from degrading metalic objects in soil or salty sand & the odd effects that wires in the ground cause, 18 inchs is very do-able for a PI unit.

HaRM

 

[magglobe]

you lost me a little bit there, but, basically what your saying is... it will work in plain soil just fine?

 

[allcav]

Yes it will! It just don't disc.

 

[magglobe]

i found that terry guy in another forum, he said it will do depth but will be doing lots of digging, thinking a compadre for trashy cites and p.i. for water and woods

 

[amberjack]

PI in junk

 

[magglobe]

compadre with sand shark? after all... it is named "the companion" ps: checking out the mods for compadre :thumb up: