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When using a ring clamp or making a makeshift ring clamp like you did, milliamps are almost always going to be really low. You're more paying attention to your depth and making sure you're peak and null match.

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You can also use your red lead and dump it in the water because it’s a conductor and with that you will have a great miliamp

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Welcome back sir

Some are 18" some are 23" meanwhile us in Canada 40"

I came to the conclusion today that I haven't been recommended a video from you in a while so I searched through my subscriptions and it's been 3 months since an upload what's going on in Chicago

Hello, CAL-0 indicates that the locator does not have a current calibration, right? Are you wondering if there's anything that can be done to prevent this message from being displayed when you start the locator? It's best to calibrate it, I know? But paying for calibration every year is too much. Older models don't have this problem, they don't display this message.

Anymore videos on the way?

Induction? Dropped the transmitter down the route?

What do I do if I only have a hot and a neutral and no grounds in the street lights? What do I plug onto?

Thanks for the videos we just got one of those locators and I’m trying to teach my self how to use it because nobody wants to get involved with ot

Power is over 3 Don’t null that dude

What?!?! A mile Kicking what Full???

Don’t paint up mulch again Come on

Regarding the point at 12:15 where you've got your peak and null not in the same spot. The correct procedure* is: 1. Measure the distance between the peak and null, and then divide that distance by 2. In your case, it looks to be about 8" apart, so the number you need is 4". 2. Draw a straight line from the null to the peak, and then continue in that same direction by an extra 4" beyond the peak (so you should now be 12" away from the null point). That is where the target utility should be. Yes, the point you marked halfway between the peak and null might be within your reported margin of error in this case, but it's not really good practice, because if there were additional buried conductive utilities nearby, the distortion can be made worse, and the responses from peak and null, and the location of the actual utility can be further apart (much more than the difference shown in this video example). *as per the Radiodetection user manual and as per page 58 of 'The ABC and XYZ of Locating Buried Pipes and Cables', also by Radiodetection. Hope this helps. :-)

I started working for a new company and they asked me what locator I wanted, ether vivax or rd. I choose vivax because the sonde mode is easier to use. can you make a video on how to use sonde mode on rd, to prove me wrong.

I've only been a locator for 10 months and can already say ATT is a nightmare every time it comes up on one of my tickets. Ugggh!

I've only been a locator for 10 months and can already say ATT is a nightmare every time it comes up on one of my tickets. Ugggh!

10 to 25,000 dollars

Been locating nearly 12years, and have never heard this. I am always willing to try new things.

We would have DTL it and had gas company look at it.

I switched companies.I do gas and electric now.wish people realized pipes don't turn like cables lol.

This guy master locator.

I gave all my guys locks I've put my transmitter in the manhole before

What company do you work for?

Thanks brother

What happened with this ticket? How did you locate those electric duct banks, and what access points did you hook up to? What access points do electric lines coming from substations go to?

Can u do a video of you looking at your prints. Gas, coppers, fiber

Dude just cut the hair lol you look good in the front , party in the back aint working no more😅

Are you playing Pitfall?

I’m coming back home to Chicago in a week. Wondering if I could get some insight from you.

I saw faded hard marks at the curb at magnolia

The beast at it again 💪🏾

Lots of times you can pick it up with higher frequencies such as 83k or 200k. If the meter is inside but the vent is outside that’s what I do, as long as the main valve shut off is not an insulated valve it will pass through. Most of the issues with gas are with shut offs being insulated or if they installed a “break-away” fitting which is insulated at the foundation. I work for the gas company, I’m going to ask the meter dept if the regulators are actually insulated themselves or if it’s the fitting threaded beneath it. Regardless though insulators SUCK! In my opinion gas is one of the most difficult utilities to locate. Even tracer wire has its difficulties. Great videos btw, I love the troubleshooting aspect of being a locator. Learn something new everyday

ive been using my rd8100 for almost 5 years now and love it. I only use it on guidance mode, makes locating nice and easy. auto adjusts the gain for you as you walk away/closer and turns on all the antennas to locate the utility. I enjoy my rd way more then my vivax vloc3 why not use a different frequency? what frequency were you running in this video?

I just found you on here. I'll be watching for more videos

What locate company you working for?

What made you want to double ground it ?

Your orange tracer is Rg 6 cable.

Awesome job....Thanks for the explanations and showing how a professional does it right!

Do you ever mark from pure measurements?