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The new live-stream technology is a huge progress in the history of metal detection. Many years of hard work of OKM’s electronics engineers and team of specialists have been necessary to develop this unique technology and adapt its functionality to OKM’s professional metal detecting instruments.
The Live-Stream Sensor is especially interesting for all searchers who want to see live what is situated under the ground. This high resolution antenna has the extraordinary functionality to produce a live image of the underground.
Real-time images allow the user to directly locate hidden objects in the underground. The Live-Stream Sensor is a specially designed accessory to make this possible.
Live image means that the user can see immediately what is hidden under the ground, straight under this sensor. While walking over an area the searcher will see a floating picture in the video eyeglasses of the eXp 5000 or eXp 6000, which shows all underground anomalies in real time, so you can see for example buried targets such as jewelry like gold, silver, bronze or copper targets, rings, coins, gold nuggets as well as chests, gold and silver bars or voids.
Such a live scan can only be used with the metal detectors and ground scanners eXp 5000 and eXp 6000.
A further advantage is the possibility to scan the ground in all directions. Whether from north, south, east or west, you will receive reliable results in all directions. In this working mode there is no need to keep a defined scan direction. You can walk forwards or backwards over your area, to the left or right.
The Live-Stream Sensor is a horizontal probe suitable for most search tasks and can be used in various ground conditions.
The Live-Stream probe is optionally available for the eXp 6000 Professional. The eXp 6000 Professional Plus pack includes the Live-Stream probe as standard.
