Marduk A-Z 7000 Underground Scanning Radar

Description

Marduk Underground Scanning Radar

MARDUK AZ 7000 VLF -EM system is an ideal equipment for magnetic and/or radiometric measurements in the air. It is an equipment designed for using in detection of valuable and unvaluable metals as well as searches conducted in rooms, tunnels, cellars, graves and structures under the ground. MARDUK AZ 7000 is utilized in archaeological searches, underground tunnel entrances and for natural gas pipelines, electrical wiring systems, telephone cable systems and municipal manhole covers.

Furthermore, it can quickly retrieve data in archaeological investigations and also allows you to work in wet and dry soil. MARDUK AZ 7000 has automatic and manual operation system. You can view the underground structures as 3D by making instant live shots at the same time by MARDUK ground-based imaging device. Marduk can make detection of the structures under the ground and their structural deficiencies via 7 different frequencies thanks to its 7-memory feature. You can record structures containing metal which you have detected under the ground in 7 different memories thanks to MARDUK AZ 7000. MARDUK AZ 7000 is rechargeable and has VLF-EM very low frequency system.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND COMPONENTS;

Computer for running the software
VLF-EM system antenna
12-Volt Charger
Lithium ion battery
Lighting in dark environment
Automatic offset system
Filter option adjustable by hand
Computer and carrying case
3D software
User guide
Usage CD
Free unlimited training.

Marduk Underground Imaging Device
You can make detection in room and tunnel entrances carved in rocks and under the ground thanks to VLF-EM very low frequency system technology in 8 meters exactly clear depth and 12 meters depth

Training

VLF-EM very low frequency system
8 meters exactly clear depth and 12 meters depth

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In Aziz Dedektör Bilişim Teknolojileri (Aziz Detector Information Technologies)