geometrics 822 cesium vapor mag

[Johnny]

does anyone know much about geometrics 822 cesium vapor magnetometer? what is sensitivity? and how much would it be worth in good used condition? can it be updated as far as the datalogging? thank you;;;;; johnny

[n2000k]

Are you selling the unit?

[Johnny]

822 cesium mag

no i was watching on ebay i think it sold for about 4500 dollars.

[carthage]

Have a Look at Willy PPM

But for me, If I have enough $$ I will only consider Willy PPM.

Good Luck.

[Willy Bayot]

But for me, If I have enough $$ I will only consider Willy PPM.

Good Luck.

VERY GOOD IDEA!!!

Besides, a ceasium vapor mag is VERY sensitive and fast but it has a wide dead zone and there are a lot of orientation precautions to take during the surveys.
A simple PPM like ours gives a good signal in ANY orientation provided the main axis of the coils are kept horizontal (in a narrow equatorial band, it must be kept vertical).

We have now received and tested a new batch of boards for the MarkIV systems and we are testing a GPS option based on an internal GPS chip.

Our PPM costs only half the price of that EBAy 'bargain' and it is NEW and guaranteed ot work as specified.

http://users.skynet.be/fa352591/index.htm

Willy

[Hubert Dong]

does anyone know much about geometrics 822 cesium vapor magnetometer? what is sensitivity? and how much would it be worth in good used condition? can it be updated as far as the datalogging? thank you;;;;; johnny

Does anynoe know the work principle of this cesium vapor magnetometer?

[carthage]

VERY GOOD IDEA!!!

Besides, a ceasium vapor mag is VERY sensitive and fast but it has a wide dead zone and there are a lot of orientation precautions to take during the surveys.
A simple PPM like ours gives a good signal in ANY orientation provided the main axis of the coils are kept horizontal (in a narrow equatorial band, it must be kept vertical).

We have now received and tested a new batch of boards for the MarkIV systems and we are testing a GPS option based on an internal GPS chip.

Our PPM costs only half the price of that EBAy 'bargain' and it is NEW and guaranteed ot work as specified.

http://users.skynet.be/fa352591/index.htm

Willy

Hi Willy;

Great that GPS chips will be based in the PPm, and what I am wondering if the automatic analysis of any plot in 3D will be introduced into the interface of the PPM?
Bon courage for your next challenge Willy.

Regards.

[Willy Bayot]

Hi Willy;

Great that GPS chips will be based in the PPm, and what I am wondering if the automatic analysis of any plot in 3D will be introduced into the interface of the PPM?
Bon courage for your next challenge Willy.

Regards.

Automatic analysis of 3D plots to detect potential targets is not feasible.
The colored contoured 2D plots are perfectly readable. The targets are where the contour lines come very close to each other making the equivalent on a geographical map to mountains and valleys. The 3D plots are nice but they can not easily define the exact coordinates of the target(s) on the survey grid.
See this survey grid: http://users.skynet.be/fa352591/PPM%...s/image068.jpg


Willy