FISHER FX-3 FERRO PROBE METAL DETECTOR
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Designed to locate iron and steel relics, property markers, pipes and other large ferrous objects buried beneath the reach of ordinary metal detectors. The FX-3 is extremely sensitive to objects with large surface areas, highly magnetized objects and long objects buried vertically. It is a waterproof probe with simple, one knob operation. Backed by Fisher's Industrial 2-Year Warranty. The Fisher FX-3 Ferro Probe senses fluctuations in the earths magnetic field caused by buried survey markers, pipes, well casings, valves, iron relics, septic tanks and other ferromagnetic (iron or steel) objects. Because its a differential-induction magnetometer, the FX-3 locates buried iron objects far beyond the reach of ordinary (search-coil-type) metal detectors. Like other Fisher detectors, the FX-3 is easy to operate just turn it on and go. It weighs just 2 1/2 lbs. (1.14 kg) and features motion detection (the tube probe must be moving to detect a target). When the FX-3s two sensors come across a large, ferrous object, the FX-3 signal tone increases in pitch and volume. When the FX-3 probe is directly over the target, the signal becomes silent and picks up again when moved past the target. The FX-3 is extremely sensitive to iron with a large surface area, highly magnetized objects and long objects buried vertically. Large or small, if its ferrous, the FX-3 is designed to find it. In addition to its industrial uses, the FX-3 can be used by archeologists and treasure hunters to find iron relics and other buried ferrous artifacts. |