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We offer VR 3000 Foward Gauss Metal Detector which is an advanced system utilizing advanced FORWARD GAUSS technology and is both an audio and visual detector. This detector was first used in the field in 1984 and the FORWARD GAUSS technology that it uses has proven to be (by far) the most successful developed by Vernell Electronics. This system was originally developed for professional archeologists and treasure hunters and has been used both on land and under water .
With the original $40,000 it was out of the reach of all but the most serious.
With the development of faster and more complex processing units and a reduction in the cost of materials we were able to begin offering this breakthrough technology to the general public. Part of the success of this system is that it does not look like a standard metal detector. Instead, it has the appearance of a fine, well manufactured piece of scientific equipment that one might expect to find at an archeological site.
The VR 1000 FORWARD GAUSS is custom built in a sturdy, hard side, padded case with two locks. The transmitter is case mounted and includes the Vernell Standard Six elements with selector switch.
The system includes an installed, rechargeable gel cell battery with charger, transmitting antenna, receiving rods and receiver with belt clip, headphones and user manual all inserted into the specially fitted case.
We offer VR 3000 Foward Gauss Metal Detector which is an advanced system utilizing advanced FORWARD GAUSS technology and is both an audio and visual detector. This detector was first used in the field in 1984 and the FORWARD GAUSS technology that it uses has proven to be (by far) the most successful developed by Vernell Electronics. This system was originally developed for professional archeologists and treasure hunters and has been used both on land and under water .
With the original $40,000 it was out of the reach of all but the most serious.
With the development of faster and more complex processing units and a reduction in the cost of materials we were able to begin offering this breakthrough technology to the general public. Part of the success of this system is that it does not look like a standard metal detector. Instead, it has the appearance of a fine, well manufactured piece of scientific equipment that one might expect to find at an archeological site.
The VR 1000 FORWARD GAUSS is custom built in a sturdy, hard side, padded case with two locks. The transmitter is case mounted and includes the Vernell Standard Six elements with selector switch.
The system includes an installed, rechargeable gel cell battery with charger, transmitting antenna, receiving rods and receiver with belt clip, headphones and user manual all inserted into the specially fitted case.