how deep can it detect
72825
Personally, I have detected a license plate 6 inches underground. That's the deepest so far.
1004035
This metal detector will find a needle in a haystack. Depending on the pipe, I would say at least 2' depth. As a surveyor, property pipes are seldom deeper than 3". If the pipes are there you will find them with this detector.
1530995
Yes, i have two smaller dogs and it easily detects them teen feet away. Mounted 8 ft vertically.. Not Sue what sensitivity i have it on as the default worked great.
1209466
I have scanned thru 1/4" oak veneer paneling over sheet rock and located wooden studs. Franklin states that the max detection depth, under real world conditions is 1.1", and 1.5" under ideal conditions.
1195213
You can set it for different depths and certain metals. We put it at medium depth and that is approx 8 inches deep round about. lot of fun and if we get a beep it is never wrong.
1655623
No, it is detectable. Please use only where it is allowed. There is another model which is untraceble
417127
As far as I know, if a metal detector can work underwater, it should work on land too.But as far as this particular metal detector goes, I wouldn't trust it.There are way too many bad reviews on the internet for this detector.Also, many of the good reviews on Amazon for this detector look like fake reviews, as if the reviews were posted by the seller.
1824071
Not sure, never really paid it much attention, but should be about 2 to 3 inches deep. If you move your mouse over the picture, you can see how deep it is, picture is pretty much true.
2259144
2" deep unless you use an extender. Extender can significantly increase the depth based on its length.
1195214
2-3 inches on dime on mild soil. if you are new looking for fun detecting i suggest look for f2 or EurotekPro. you wont be disappointed. goodluck!
2241852
The one I received did not work well at all. I put a test subject on the ground and it would not detect it if the detector was more than one inch above it, sometimes it would not detect it at all.
78523
The buried depth of the wire depends on local code and the pro-pointer probably isn't the right tool to find it.1) its detection depth is only a few inches2) the detection footprint is narrow, it is a pin pointer.3) it would be uncomfortable scanning any large area.4) you might be deceived into thinking there wasn't a buried run when in fact there was.
1516994
Although it calls for a detection of 60 ft. in the item description, I have used it for a 20 ft. detection. It works well for the 20 ft.; however, I don't know how it will perform beyond that.
1093125
That is a loaded question. It would depend on many factors. First how big the buried object is. For example a coin sized object ( Say a quarter ) may get 5" where as a garbage can lid might come in at 22". The next factor is how much discrimination you use. On all metal you will get more depth but pick up more trash items. Under ideal circumstances you would never even pick up that trash can lid if you had iron nulled out. Other factors are too many to name but soil condition, moisture of grass and sensitivity settings are all going to count towards depth. If you are looking to find old deep buried coins then this is not the right unit for you. I have two detectors. I use this Bounty hunter for the beach and play grounds where is handles great. For parks and old sites I have a more expensive detector that no Bounty hunter made could match the depth on. With my good detector I have found old dimes at 13". I love the bounty hunter and it paid for itself in a few weeks with a gold ring it found but it has its limitations. The old saying "You get what you pay for". You cannot expect a $100 detector to do what a $2000 detector can do. Lastly, experience and time in the field ( knowing what the heck you are doing ) is key. Hope this helped
1763869
If close enough, it will alert to metallic presence. Not the best choice thou for searching larger areas, as you must be very close to the object you're searching for.
1436530
It depends on how deep it is buried. These devices are normally used to pick out a single cable from a bundle of wires. You may be better off with a metal detector.
1948924
I cannot detect much, like the previous answer. If any, like a dishwasher soap.