Four Must Know GPR System Calibrations! | Ground Penetrating Radar for Utility Locating

[@yunus23196]

i just bought that book . thank you so much

[@Learngpr]

Thanks so much! I hope its helpful!!

[@zumi3642]

Thanks a lot.

[@Learngpr]

My pleasure

[@h.m.h3050]

Thank you for your video. I have qustion regarding salty soil it help to use adjustable gain as you mentioned in point number 4, or there are another options with salty soil. Reg

[@Learngpr]

Our pleasure. I never thought about it, but it could possibly help. Auto gain will give the best fit curve for each profile. Unfortunately salty soils will be difficult to get any good data from .

[@ing.marceloparedes8425]

Gracias por el video, donde puedo conseguir el libro , tu lo vendes ? puedes enviarmelo a Argentina Saludos Ing. Marcelo Paredes

[@oscarrrobayo4170]

Hi Daniel..can you help me to setup a mala x3m 250 mhz antenna.. thanks. And another question about dicth witch 2150 gr dual frequency. In the usa market the setup configuration change or is different to others countries? I can see the depth is not good in this gpr. FCC regulations? Thanks for all.

[@LAOUAR54]

thanks

[@aboanassaid2268]

Thank u for your video , i want to ask you as u an expert in gpr instrument whats your openion in gssi utility scane gpr and ids opera du gpr and which of them is more good and more usiful in locating utility

[@Learngpr]

Hi, thanks so much for watching! I like them both. It depends on your preference for user interface, cost, and what you are looking for. The opera duo has two frequencies and the 700 mhz is great at finding small objects withing the top 6 feet or so. But the utility scan is also a great antenna that is very portable. It really comes down to the variables i mentioned. Good luck!!

[@ronnye8668]

I want a cheap gps for my hobby. Can you recommend something? Or can I develop myself? I am an electrical engineer. I like your videos

[@Learngpr]

RonSH thanks so much for watching! Did you mean GPR or GPS? Send me an email through the website contact page for further discussion...I'm sure I can help. Learngpr.com

[@ronnye8668]

I mean GPR. Stupid auto-correction ;) I'll call you tomorrow. Greetings from Germany Thank you

[@Learngpr]

Sounds good. Looking forward to a conversation.

[@joyrajluwang4408]

Sir please tell me how to find out thickness of soil coloumn