OKM Gepard GPR 3D

[Hosein]

Hello to all my friends... I’ve come online today to share a wonderful experience with you. Until yesterday, I was someone who had suffered significant financial and time losses in archaeological excavations.

After three years of fruitless digging, I scanned the historical site where I was working yesterday and discovered that its treasures had been completely looted over the years. I owe this discovery to the GEPARD system; it is an extraordinary product. There is nothing more I need to add, other than to say you can place your full confidence in this handheld radar for both shallow and deep excavations—even those exceeding 30 meters. Why? Because it perfectly scanned and displayed on the monitor the exact location of my excavation sites, as well as the tunnels and shafts I had dug underground—even the ones extending over 10 meters deep through solid rock.

 

[Mattock]

How was the learning curve on this device how long did it take before you could actually know the data it recovered. Are you in the USA.

 

[Hosein]

Hello, as I said, after three years of treasure hunting in an ancient environment with a rocky bed in the northwest of Iran with the OKM exp 6000pro I became certain that the OKM company's work was a scam because I was sure of the existence of ancient artifacts in the underground layers. While I had tested the exp6000 many times in other environments and I was completely certain that it was just empty advertising until a few days ago a friend with a Gepard showed that the exp6000 was never able to do anything.

 

[Hosein]

How was the learning curve on this device how long did it take before you could actually know the data it recovered. Are you in the USA.

device's stability during all stages of the scan, combined with the operator's skill, demonstrated that the desired results can be achieved by choosing the right equipment. With this device's scans, you can distinguish between ancient, undisturbed layers, disturbed and disrupted layers, and virgin, natural soil textures—even at significant depths

 

[guest]

Hello to all my friends... I’ve come online today to share a wonderful experience with you. Until yesterday, I was someone who had suffered significant financial and time losses in archaeological excavations.

After three years of fruitless digging, I scanned the historical site where I was working yesterday and discovered that its treasures had been completely looted over the years. I owe this discovery to the GEPARD system; it is an extraordinary product. There is nothing more I need to add, other than to say you can place your full confidence in this handheld radar for both shallow and deep excavations—even those exceeding 30 meters. Why? Because it perfectly scanned and displayed on the monitor the exact location of my excavation sites, as well as the tunnels and shafts I had dug underground—even the ones extending over 10 meters deep through solid rock.

Hello, as I said, after three years of treasure hunting in an ancient environment with a rocky bed in the northwest of Iran with the OKM exp 6000pro I became certain that the OKM company's work was a scam because I was sure of the existence of ancient artifacts in the underground layers. While I had tested the exp6000 many times in other environments and I was completely certain that it was just empty advertising until a few days ago a friend with a Gepard showed that the exp6000 was never able to do anything.

device's stability during all stages of the scan, combined with the operator's skill, demonstrated that the desired results can be achieved by choosing the right equipment. With this device's scans, you can distinguish between ancient, undisturbed layers, disturbed and disrupted layers, and virgin, natural soil textures—even at significant depths

Wow. That sounds really interesting.
Could you upload some screenshots and explain the data readout process to us in a bit more detail?
It would be really helpful to get some pointers from someone who has successfully used the device.
Otherwise, for that price, I’d rather get a Minelab GPZ and spend a few weeks in the outback.
Best regards.

 

[Mattock]

Basics, how large an object was it metal, cavity, backfilled cavity, soil type.