MUL
Durable underwater locator finding metal immersed in 1,000+ feet of water.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Additional information
| Controls | On, Off, Volume Up and Down, Range setting (Gain or Sensitivity) Up and Down, Zero, Plus and Minus, Auto Zero – Automatic self-adjusting |
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| Outputs | Audio Frequency Pitch (speaker and jack for headset), Visual LCD Display, Bar Graph – range Gain setting – milligauss, RS-232 PC connection (cable included), control all keypad functions, data log range, keypad and signal settings, works with hyper terminal or equivalent |
| Power Options | Internal Battery: 12 volt, 7.2Ah sealed lead acid, Battery Life: 72 hours continuous use, charges to full overnight, External Power: 12 to 15 volt, cable included, Internal battery charging circuit is enabled when external power or AC charging cable is connected |
| Operating Temperature Range | -20° to 150° F (-29° to 66° C) |
| Dimensions | Electronics: 16.9" x 10" x 6.5", Sensor: 1.625" x 34.875" (4.13cm x 88.58cm) |
Key Features
- Easy and simple one-hand operation; built-in handle
- Easy to learn; 3 keypad switches: on/off and volume, sensitivity up and sensitivity down
- Volume built into the on/off key; just hold down the key while it cycles through the settings
- The electronic keypad “clicks” when a key is depressed. A “real” speaker is in the front panel, providing outstanding volume.
- Microprocessor remembers the volume and gain settings from the last time the unit was on Non-metered (ML-1) and metered (ML-1M) versions are designed to look, feel and operate the same
- Strong aluminum monotube construction from the tip through the end of the handle and ABS injection-molded electronics case (3 ¼” tapered to 2 ½”-wide X 4 ½” tapered to 2 ½”-deep) provide the best structural integrity in a hand-held locator.
- Lightweight; only about two pounds including batteries
- Uses 2 regular alkaline 9-volt batteries, parallel; the unit is shipped with two spare batteries
- Soft pack carrying case included (optional hard case available) Battery compartment separated from electronic components and the circuit board. No exposing electronics to replace the batteries.