Its hard to know what you are looking for, not knowing what you wish to locate and in what types of soil conditions etc, but you can contact Peter Masters, a business associate of mine who is an Application Specialist for GSSI, which is the worlds largest manufacturer of ground penetrating radar to see if they can help you. Tell him Dominic referred you.
I removed the phone number for Peter Masters. Giving out phone numbers on a forum isn't a good idea privacy wise. If the original poster is amenable, you should use the CR4 mailbox system to provide this type of sensitive information.
How do you feel about Papelbon moving back to pen?
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I didn't think it was a problem to post the Ph # because Pete and I were just at a tradeshow where he probably passed our hundreds of Biz Cards and he is in sales, but I appreciate your attempt to avoid a problem. Since the co. name and ph # are readily findable anyway, I'm not sure what good deleting the PH # would do. I will check into the theCr4 mailbox as I'm not familiar with that. I only ended up at CR4 by clicking thru to it in from a Google alert I have set up for Ground Penetrating Radar,which is one of the technologies my own my co. uses.
Just curious if you're a GlobalSpec employee, as I worked there(Troy office) briefly this summer?
As far as the Sox, I think its great to be able to have Pab in the pen, as long as Dice-K and the rest of the starters can deliver. I always "hated" the days of the Yankees having the nearly invincible Mariano to close out their games, as I'm sure most batters who faced them did!
I just purchased one a couple of months ago from GSSI. However my GPR is on the expensive side...You also need to understand that there is also a cost involved in training, although the equipment is easy to use, the interpretation is seldom easy...We are still in the learning process...and paying a hefty price for learning.
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