Instructions / Assembly

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What’s so special about this? Well, imagine that you can’t see the transmitter, which is just like a
real-world situation. In fact,have someone put the transmitter under a box or newspaper and orient it in
a way you can’t see. Using the circle method, you can quickly determine which way the transmitter is
lying. Using this method when locating the pipe, you can determine that the pipe lies along the line.
This is a useful method when ting to locate in unknown lines.
Now applying this to the job site.
Before staing any locating job, please ensure to follow these simple steps.
Suey the area before turning on the device.Once you have sueyed the area turn on the receiver and
switch to“Far”,and turn the sensitivity all the way up.Walk around the area where you will be locating
and check for source of noise or electrical sources that can cause issues to the signal and pick up as if
it’s the transmitter.Mark any of these“hot spotsso you won’t be fooled by them when you are locating.
Sonde locating
If you are locating a septic tank using a ushable transmitter,follow our ushing guidelines If the tank is
close to the building, you should nd it pretty quickly.If you suspect it is faher away, and its direction is
unceain,it can be helpful to tie a string or shing line to the transmitter.
Before ushing it,letting it go only 3 to 8 feet on each ush, so you can follow it better.
Find the“Peak Spot”.
Take the receiver in your hand and turn the sensitivity knob all the way up and ip the toggle switch to
“Far”. Hold the receiver parallel to the ground at waist level. Walk around the area you expect the
transmitter to be in, moving the receiver in an arc, back and foh.