Need Proton Mag.

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Im new to the list but am looking for a Cheap Proton Mag. I know that


Quantros sells them for about $ 1400.00 but wanted to see if someone on the


list has a good usable one with 1 G sensitivity. Im no wirehead and dont have


time to perfect one anyway. Any offers ? Kris Henkel, Palm Springs Ca.

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Re: Need Proton Mag.

HI


I do not know the sensitivity but there is one for sale on Ebay right now.

[Charles Williamson]

Re: Need Proton Mag.

the one on ebay is not a boat towed mag.


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> HI


> I do not know the sensitivity but there is one for sale on Ebay right


now.


>


>


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Re: Need Proton Mag.

In a message dated 2/5/01 11:38:02 AM Pacific Standard Time,


[email protected] writes:


>


Dont need one for marine use. Im looking for meteorites. The Dalton


engineering unit would work but I think its an older one. Who is going to fix


it when it quits ? The Quantros unit so far is my best bet if one comes up


for sale. They have a land unit. Thanks Kris

[Charles Williamson]

Re: Need Proton Mag.

M.L.Dalton will fix it. Sent mine (2 fish marine Mag) back to him last year


for a reconditioning. He will spend all the time you need with him on the


phone. He is very proud of his units. Biggest thing is the unit has to have


a tuner changed when it moves from one area to another (magnetic inclination


change). His phone number is 214-691-4925, his address is M.L.Dalton


Research, 6035 Aberdeen, Dallas, Tx. 75230. Go to Quantros web site and look


at the unit. Then go to ebay and look at Ken's unit. (?)


good luck


Charles Williamson


Oak Island, NC


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Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 7:37 PM


Subject: Re: Need Proton Mag.


> In a message dated 2/5/01 11:38:02 AM Pacific Standard Time,


> [email protected] writes:


>


> the one on ebay is not a boat towed mag.


> >>


> Dont need one for marine use. Im looking for meteorites. The Dalton


> engineering unit would work but I think its an older one. Who is going to


fix


> it when it quits ? The Quantros unit so far is my best bet if one comes up


> for sale. They have a land unit. Thanks Kris


>


>


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[Charles Williamson]

Re: Need Proton Mag.

PS


Kris, got any info on meteoites in eastern NC.


tks


Charles


----- Original Message -----


From:


To:


Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 7:37 PM


Subject: Re: Need Proton Mag.


> In a message dated 2/5/01 11:38:02 AM Pacific Standard Time,


> [email protected] writes:


>


> the one on ebay is not a boat towed mag.


> >>


> Dont need one for marine use. Im looking for meteorites. The Dalton


> engineering unit would work but I think its an older one. Who is going to


fix


> it when it quits ? The Quantros unit so far is my best bet if one comes up


> for sale. They have a land unit. Thanks Kris


>


>


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Re: Need Proton Mag.

Actually, it doesn't need a tuner changed, it needs a capacitor


changed. I suspect that is why it comes with "extra capacitors"


according to the ebay ad. I believe all the proton mags I have seen


need that if they are moved too far geographically. I bought a mag a


few years ago for land use made by analog designs who also made pulse


metal detectors, they also included capacitors with a chart to change


it depending on where it was to be used.


Good luck,


Charles


> M.L.Dalton will fix it. Sent mine (2 fish marine Mag) back to him last year


> for a reconditioning. He will spend all the time you need with him on the


> phone. He is very proud of his units. Biggest thing is the unit has to have


> a tuner changed when it moves from one area to another (magnetic inclination


> change). His phone number is 214-691-4925, his address is M.L.Dalton


> Research, 6035 Aberdeen, Dallas, Tx. 75230. Go to Quantros web site and look


> at the unit. Then go to ebay and look at Ken's unit. (?)


> good luck


> Charles Williamson


> Oak Island, NC


>


> ----- Original Message -----


> From:


> To:


> Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 7:37 PM


> Subject: Re: Need Proton Mag.


>


>


> > In a message dated 2/5/01 11:38:02 AM Pacific Standard Time,


> > [email protected] writes:


> >


> > > the one on ebay is not a boat towed mag.


> > >>


> > Dont need one for marine use. Im looking for meteorites. The Dalton


> > engineering unit would work but I think its an older one. Who is going to


> fix


> > it when it quits ? The Quantros unit so far is my best bet if one comes up


> > for sale. They have a land unit. Thanks Kris


> >


> >


> > __________________________________________________ ____________________

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Re: Need Proton Mag.

In a message dated 2/5/01 5:21:13 PM Pacific Standard Time,


[email protected] writes:


>


Thanks for the info. on Dalton Mfg. I couldnt find him on the web and thought


he was out of business. You think his unit is better than the Quantros unit ?


I dont know of any meteorites that have been found in North Carolina. Its a


tough place to look with all the soft soil and vegitation. I have a Catalogue


of all known meteorites and dont rember any falls in your state. I have found


11 in Arizona in a strewnfield where over 1000 have been found so far. Thanks


Kris

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Re: Need Proton Mag.

In a message dated 2/5/01 5:59:12 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected]


writes:


>


Charles: Right, the Quantros uses a 10 switch unit that can be programed. Kris

[Charles Williamson]

Re: Need Proton Mag.

The Dalton I have does good. Am waiting for Quantros to finish their boat


towed unit. They are a little slow on responding to requests for info. Would


like to know more about their units.


Charles


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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 12:19 PM


Subject: Re: Need Proton Mag.


> In a message dated 2/5/01 5:59:12 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected]


> writes:


>


> it depending on where it was to be used. >>


> Charles: Right, the Quantros uses a 10 switch unit that can be programed.


Kris


>


>


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Re: Need Proton Mag.

In a message dated 2/6/01 4:07:10 PM Pacific Standard Time,


[email protected] writes:


>


SURE !! I have their website but if you can direct me to more info. that


would be great ! Im seriously looking for a used one and want to buy in the


next 7 weeks. I need to sell my meteorite collection first but that should be


no problem. I have 960 Grams of Gold Basin Az. Meteorites, Eleven of them.


They contain 23-26 % iron andt ook six weekends to find them all. Kris

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RE: Need Proton Mag.

Can anybody give me schematics for a James Fisher 6000 towed magnetometer or


something similar?


Thanks


Jeff


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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]


Sent: Wednesday, 7 February 2001 10:18 AM


To: [email protected]


Subject: Re: Need Proton Mag.


In a message dated 2/6/01 4:07:10 PM Pacific Standard Time,


[email protected] writes:


>


SURE !! I have their website but if you can direct me to more info. that


would be great ! Im seriously looking for a used one and want to buy in the


next 7 weeks. I need to sell my meteorite collection first but that should


be


no problem. I have 960 Grams of Gold Basin Az. Meteorites, Eleven of them.


They contain 23-26 % iron andt ook six weekends to find them all. Kris


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[Desert Eagle]

Re: Need Proton Mag.

I would be interested in this also.


Jimi


Can anybody give me schematics for a James Fisher 6000 towed


magnetometer or


something similar?


Thanks


Jeff


-----Original Message-----


From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]


Sent: Wednesday, 7 February 2001 10:18 AM


To: [email protected]


Subject: Re: Need Proton Mag.


In a message dated 2/6/01 4:07:10 PM Pacific Standard Time,


[email protected] writes:


>


SURE !! I have their website but if you can direct me to more


info. that


would be great ! Im seriously looking for a used one and want to


buy in the


next 7 weeks. I need to sell my meteorite collection first but


that should


be


no problem. I have 960 Grams of Gold Basin Az. Meteorites, Eleven


of them.


They contain 23-26 % iron andt ook six weekends to find them all.


Kris


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RE: Need Proton Mag.

Yes please, schematics for a towed magnetometer or something similar would


be great, if anybody has them, let me know also, thanks.


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Can anybody give me schematics for a James Fisher 6000 towed magnetometer or


something similar?


Thanks


Jeff


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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]


Sent: Wednesday, 7 February 2001 10:18 AM


To: [email protected]


Subject: Re: Need Proton Mag.


In a message dated 2/6/01 4:07:10 PM Pacific Standard Time,


[email protected] writes:


>


SURE !! I have their website but if you can direct me to more info. that


would be great ! Im seriously looking for a used one and want to buy in the


next 7 weeks. I need to sell my meteorite collection first but that should


be


no problem. I have 960 Grams of Gold Basin Az. Meteorites, Eleven of them.


They contain 23-26 % iron andt ook six weekends to find them all. Kris


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[Helena Lanham-Black]

Re: Need Proton Mag.

Hi: Selling a Geometrics Unimag II, portable proton magnetometer for a


friend. Unit is 10-gamma with sensor attached and one-gamma with sensor on


staff. Primarily designed as a geophysical survey unit or archaeological


search mag. We've used another Unimag II we owned with the sensor remoted


like 30foot for a marine mag and a friend has told us he used the same unit


we sold him to truth the "Brother Jonathan" in Northern California in 270'


of water after locating it with a side-scan. Unit is still serviced by


Geometrics. Several features worth noting are that it will automatically


blank last two digits and provide 100gamma sensitivity even in high gradient


fields. Readout is digital and has been fitted with a switch at factory to


auto-cycle(3 1/2 seconds?). Tuning range is 20k to 100k gammas, worldwide.


Send email and I will post pictures asap. Asking $1000 US.


----- Original Message -----


From:


To:


Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 4:18 PM


Subject: Re: Need Proton Mag.


> In a message dated 2/6/01 4:07:10 PM Pacific Standard Time,


> [email protected] writes:


>


> like to know more about their units. >>


> SURE !! I have their website but if you can direct me to more info. that


> would be great ! Im seriously looking for a used one and want to buy in


the


> next 7 weeks. I need to sell my meteorite collection first but that should


be


> no problem. I have 960 Grams of Gold Basin Az. Meteorites, Eleven of them.


> They contain 23-26 % iron andt ook six weekends to find them all. Kris


>


>


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