Applications

• Pipeline and cable location
• Wreck search
• UXO
• Archeological investigations
• Mineral and petroleum exploration
• Geological mapping
• Locate buried objects
• Magnetic field mapping
• Geophysical research
• Magnetic observatory use
• Measurement of magnetic properties of rocks or ferromagnetic objects
• Paleomagnetism
• Conductivity mapping
• Gradiometer surveying
• Magnetic modeling

Features

• Fastest sampling at high sensitivity
• Cesium vapor technology provides highest sensitivity at 0.004 nT/aHz
• Streamlined design
• Convertable nose or CG tow mechanism
• Flash memory stores all parameters
• New echo sounder and altimeter
• 2700m (9000') depth rating
• Easy portability and handling

Description

Extremely high resolution Cesium Vapor performance is incorporated into small size system for professional surveys in shallow or deep water. High sensitivity and sample rates are maintained for all applications. The well proven Cesium sensor is combined with a unique new CM-221 Larmor counter and ruggedly packaged for small or large boat operation.

The G-882 is flexible for operation in small boat, shallow water surveys as well as deep tow applications (4,00 psi rating, telemetry over steel coax available to 10Km). Being small and lightweight (40lbs. net, no extra weights) it is easily deployed and operated by one person. Power may be supplied from a 24 to 30 VDC battery power or the included 110/220 VAC power supply. A rugged fiberwound fiberglass housing provides selectable orientation of the sensor and therefore maintains operations throughout the world with only small limitations as to direction of survey in equatorial regions. This shipboard end of the tow cable is attached to an included junction box or optional on-board cable for quick and simple hookup to power and output of data into any Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000 or XP computer equipped with RS-232 serial ports.