rusty0101

I hope to find all of the marker components for pp2723, but I do have a question about it. The description identifies a Traverse Station Disk, two Reference Mark Disks, and an Azimuth Mark Disk. While I do hope to find all four disks, what would be considered a find? If the TSD is not there, but both the RMDs and or the AMD are as described, is it a find? Shouldn't this be considered four descreet markers? -Rusty

I hope to find all of the marker components for pp2723, but I do have a question about it. The description identifies a Traverse Station Disk, two Reference Mark Disks, and an Azimuth Mark Disk. While I do hope to find all four disks, what would be considered a find? If the TSD is not there, but both the RMDs and or the AMD are as described, is it a find? Shouldn't this be considered four descreet markers? -Rusty

quote:Originally posted by dinoprophet:Maybe http://www.basspro-shops.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=36319&hvarTarget=search would help with being discreet. At $20, I have to wonder about its performance, but still, cool idea. http://www.mi-geocaching.org/ I ordered and recieved one of these. They are closer in performance to a security wand than a hand held loop metal detector. The range and sensitivity are such that if you sweep a person, keys in their pocket will trigger separately from a belt buckle. I have not tried it on bench marks yet, but I suspect that it will not find a disk more than an inch under the surface. I do have one I want to try it against, so I will post an update. -Rusty