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    VIY 300 Ground Penetrating Radar

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    The VIY3-300 ground penetrating radar uses electromagnetic pulses to locate underground anomalies by analyzing the echoes reflected or scattered from discontinuities. It can detect both metal and non-metal targets like pipes, voids, and structures. The GPR operates by illuminating the ground with electromagnetic impulses and analyzing the echoes to map subsurface structures in 1-8 meters depth depending on soil properties. It connects to a computer via USB or WiFi to record georeferenced data for over 8 hours on a single charge.

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    The VIY3-300 ground penetrating radar uses electromagnetic pulses to locate underground anomalies by analyzing the echoes reflected or scattered from discontinuities. It can detect both metal and non-metal targets like pipes, voids, and structures. The GPR operates by illuminating the ground with electromagnetic impulses and analyzing the echoes to map subsurface structures in 1-8 meters depth depending on soil properties. It connects to a computer via USB or WiFi to record georeferenced data for over 8 hours on a single charge.

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    The VIY3-300 ground penetrating radar uses electromagnetic pulses to locate underground anomalies by analyzing the echoes reflected or scattered from discontinuities. It can detect both metal and non-metal targets like pipes, voids, and structures. The GPR operates by illuminating the ground with electromagnetic impulses and analyzing the echoes to map subsurface structures in 1-8 meters depth depending on soil properties. It connects to a computer via USB or WiFi to record georeferenced data for over 8 hours on a single charge.

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    VIY 300 Ground Penetrating Radar

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    The VIY3-300 ground penetrating radar uses electromagnetic pulses to locate underground anomalies by analyzing the echoes reflected or scattered from discontinuities. It can detect both metal and non-metal targets like pipes, voids, and structures. The GPR operates by illuminating the ground with electromagnetic impulses and analyzing the echoes to map subsurface structures in 1-8 meters depth depending on soil properties. It connects to a computer via USB or WiFi to record georeferenced data for over 8 hours on a single charge.

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    VIY 300 Ground Penetrating Radar

    The VIY3-300 ground penetrating radar (GPR) is used for location and
    analysis of underground anomalies using electromagnetic pulse radiation.
    Operation principle of the GPR is based on surveying media illumination by
    electromagnetic impulses with following echoes analysis because of impulse
    reflection or scattering by various discontinuities. The GPR is suitable for
    searching of both metal and dielectric targets (stratiform structures, pipes,
    voids, building constructions etc.).
    Basic applications:

    Engineering and communication objects searching


    Engineering construction examination (building basis, dams, etc.)
    Man-caused accident areas investigation
    Underground anomalies searching (voids, breaks, foreign inclusions,
    weak rocks)
    Search of liked sources from pipes. By Indirect attributes (area of the raised humidity)

    Peculiarities

    Odometer and GPS connect right to a GPR. GPR itself connects to a computer via WiFi or directly with
    a USB cable. Thus, a georadar antenna represents a complete monoblock georadar. The solution ensures
    that antenna and electronics are perfectly matched; the device is highly reliable and easy to operate
    Spectrum randomizing (quasi-random sampling sequence) - interference immunity improvement
    especially to coherent influences
    Increased dynamic range owing to digitally stacking of received signals
    Real time signal pre-processing
    Low power consumption - at least 8 hours working session without charging necessity
    Thanks to the standard USB connection or the WiFi one, the user can choose any computer to work with
    VIY GPR. It can be either netbook, or modern models with a 12-core processor

    The VIY3-300 GPR specifications:

    Antenna frequency: 300 MHz


    Analogue-to-Digital Converter range: 18 bit
    Dynamic range: at least 135 dB
    Data acquisition rate: up to 146 traces per second
    Survey window: 66, 100, 133, 166 ns
    Maximum number of samples per trace: 1 000

    Jalan Raya Cut Mutiah No. 70, Margahayu, Bekasi Timur 17113. Telp: 021 881 1480, Fax: 021 881 1475
    Email: sales@dmt-id.net Website: www.dmt-id.net

    VIY 300 Ground Penetrating Radar

    Trace stacking number: up to 128


    Depth of sounding: up to 8 m (determined by soil properties)
    Spatial resolution: better than 0.3 m
    Trigger mode: single, internal, external
    File size of a single profile: up to 1 000 000 traces
    Interface: USB2 or WiFi
    Dimensions (L x W x H): 610 x 312 x 170 mm
    Weight: 10.4 kg
    Operating temperature range: -20C to 40C
    Continuous operation time: at least 8 hours

    Jalan Raya Cut Mutiah No. 70, Margahayu, Bekasi Timur 17113. Telp: 021 881 1480, Fax: 021 881 1475
    Email: sales@dmt-id.net Website: www.dmt-id.net

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