Shark Marine SDM-4000 Reviews, Price and Specifications
Underwater Digital Magnetometer
Retail Price: $10,000.00
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Specifications:
- Towfish Construction: Molded Polyethylene, acetyl, and stainless steel
- Ballast: internal weights and depressor wing design
- Balance: Adjustable by moving the tow yoke
- Sensor: 3 axis Digital magmetoresistive
- Range: +/- 1 G
- Sensitivity: better than 6.7nT
- Towfish Depth: 1200 metre (4000 feet) Maximum
- Power: 12 Volts DC at 500 mA
- Communication: RS-485 serial interface
- Software: Included for Windows 95/98/ME/XP/2000
- Dimensions: 33 cm (13") long X 19 cm (7.5") W X 14 cm (5.5") H
- Cable: 7mm (.3") diameter x 45m (150ft) standard, up to 1200 m (4000ft) optional, 450 kg (1000) lb breaking strength
- Weight: Towfish: 2.25 kg (5 lb.)
- Standard Cable: 6 kg/100m (4lb./100ft.)
- Computer: Pentium 100MHz or better (not included)
- Options: 60 m (200ft) tow cable, USB to Serial converter, Tow Clamp, PCMCIA to serial converter, GPS units, Travel and storage Cases, RS-485 to RS-232 converter
- Specifically designed for anomaly detection, the SDM-4000 is the perfect economical tool for locating ferrous metal objects, on bottom, or buried. This magnetometer is depth rated to 4000 ft. and will operate with cable lengths up to 4000 ft. The depressor wing design uses the forward motion of the boat to keep the tow fish down. This saves on the amount of cable required to reach a certain depth.
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