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Thomas Afilani is a well known adventurer, traveler, treasure hunter and most of all an accomplished and talented inventor. As an avid treasure hunter, he realized early on that in order to be successful in this field he needed to locate precious metal from a distance, so as to increase vastily his search area in the minimum possible time, something metal detectors could not do. His research and experimentations took years, but eventually he developed some promising prototypes, which climaxed the founding of the Electroscope Company in the mid 1980's which is now the undisputed leader in the long range technology field.
Today Electroscope offers a wide selection of long range instruments which not only locate treasure from a distance, but have the added ability to lead you to the spot, usually pinpointing it within a 2-4 foot square. Electroscope models are free floating on the handle(except the gravitator which has a free floating antenna pod only) allowing the instrument to turn and point in the direction of the detected target and lock on to it. A good example to visualize this is how the needle of a compass always points to true North regardless of how the compass is turned. Once a lock is achieved, the instrument has the ability to bring you to the target by means of either the boxing or triangulation method.
The antennas can be extended or retracted to achieve good control over the short range or maximum long range searching as per the operator requirements. This also allows the operator to take an educated guess as to target distance according to the length the antennas are extended to.
All Electroscope models can achieve depths from 15 to 30 feet deep on large targets, 6 to 12 feet on medium targets, and surface up to 2 to 4 feet on small targets. Distances from targets are usually from a quarter mile plus depending on such factors as ground minerals, target size, length of time target was in the ground, type of container as well as other factors like operators experience. Freshly buried targets give off weak signals, while targets buried a long time will produce much stronger signals as a result of the chemical reaction which takes place naturally between the target and the ground matrix. SEE FINDS MADE WITH ELECTROSCOPE PRODUCTS!
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The Gravitator
GENERAL SPECS:
-Gold/Silver Mode
-Digital Range Finder
-Directional Display
-Dual-Handle Design
-Laser Antenna System
-Balance Indicator
-Rechargable Battery
-Cord Recharger
-Night Vision Screen
-Adjustable Tuning
-Data Trigger
-Digital Signal Processing
-Integrated Circuits
-Low Battery Indicator
-ABS Enclosure
PRICE: $6,250.00
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The Gravitator costed more to research and develop than any other long range locator ever manufactured. The Electroscope company spent thousands of hours testing early prototypes all over the world, including Greece, Turkey, Middle Eastern countries, South America among others to make sure this high tech instrument could perform well regardless where the operator would take it.
The Gravitator offers unequaled sensitivity in locating gold, silver and other valuables. It has the ability of not only pinpointing the target by using a digital range finder but also gives you the actual distance to the target. The illuminated screen allows you to hunt day or night with total vision of digital screen. Separate gold and silver modes allow you to select the types of target you wish to find without interference from any other target that may be within the search area of the Gravitator. On board directional display indicates direction (North-West-South-East)where the detected target can be found.
Once that is recorded, now you can begin triangulating your target. By activating the data trigger your first vector is recorded. By taking a second reading, some 10 meters on either side of your first reading, vector 2 will now be recorded. The point where the two lines intersect will be the resting place of the detected target. This will clearly be displayed on your digital screen.
All information is clearly shown, to facilitate use even for first time users. The Gravitator is also equipped with a laser built into the antenna system to facilitate night hunting and target pinpointing. The bright red laser can easily be seen as you scan a search area allowing the operator to see where the Gravitator is pointing. Once the target is detected the laser antenna system places a bright red dot on the location it is pointing to. The Gravitator can be used on single handle or with dual handle for additional balance and control even in adverse conditions.
SEE FINDS MADE WITH ELECTROSCOPE PRODUCTS!
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MODEL 301
GENERAL SPECS:
-Antenna (Stack 3 set)
Length: 15.5" antennas closed
32.5" antennas extended
Weight: 28 oz.
-Factory Set Ground Rejection
-Coarse Tuning Selector
-Sensitivity Adjustment
-Gold Mode and Silver Mode
-Discrimination Variable
-Intensity Meter
-Adjustable Tuning
PRICE: $2,195.00
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| MODEL 20
GENERAL SPECS:
-Antenna (Stack 3 set)
Length:15.5" antennas closed
32.5" antennas extended
Weight: 24 oz.
-Factory Set Ground Rejection
-Sensitivity Adjustment
-Variable Discrimination
-Gold/Silver or All Metal Modes
-Adjustable Tuning
PRICE: $695.00
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| The System-B GENERAL SPECS:
-10 Position Tuning
-Battery Light Indicator
-Gold/Silver Switch
(Usually reserved for higher end devices)
-Lightweight (2LBS)
-Open Air Range on Coin is 200-250 ft
(Larger items- 1000 ft)
-Depth is 2-4 ft Max on Coin
(Larger items- 6-8 ft) PRICE: $495.00
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