Want to build/buy Magnetometer for use on Aerial Platform..

[Pogmohoin]

Hi All

I was following a thread on the old board via Google >>http://www.treasurenet.com/f/index.p...ic,6462.0.html >> that was getting into the detail I was after.

Cornelius and RGecy are very much into what I am after..

I am a self funded aircraft wreck chaser and interested in a low cost mag that I can geo log. My targets are aircraft engines mainly from a height of 100 ft max..

thoughts? Any one want to sell me a pro or home made mag that will do the job??

Dont worry about mounting to Aircraft.. that is the easy bit!

Cheers

Pog
Australia

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Hi: I believe that Carl, my friend, has data freely available in his site on metal detectors etc.. Do a search in TN.

Don Jose de La Mancha (Tropical Tramp)

" I exist to LIVE, not live to exist"

[AMorgan]

Low cost and flying dont go together... If you insist on the need to fly the survey, get a quote from an airborne geophysical surveying company. Ground surveying by yourself with a proper instrument will be most likeley the most efficient. In order to locate an aircraft engine, you need to fly a tightly spaced survey... 4X the maximum footprint of your target... so if your engine is 3 feet across, you need to fly 12 feet spacing over the entire area to avoid missing the target. Airplane surveying may not be able to fly 100 feet drape if there is too much variation in terrain. Helicopter surveys might work better if there is rugged terrain. Carson and Fugro Airborne Surveys are two companies that acquire aero mag in Australia... FAS has an office in Perth, im not sure about Carson.

Alan

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Good afternoon Morgan, what path would be needed for a 100 ft metal ship in 45 ft of salt water?

Don Jose de La Mancha