gen eye should do videos like this to teach ppl how to use their tools like the locator and the transmitter ,, since ppl have hard time learning or figuring it out how to use it
@@jessicavanlanduyt2208 Armoured jacket looks like BX electrical cable (ribbed) with a rubber coating. Search online, plenty of pictures as to what it looks like.
No. It’s a smaller frequency so it doesn’t produce as large of an electromagnetic field so there is less chance to bleed off on other utilities. But 512, 640 and 940 can only be used in a perfectly scenario. No real world scenarios.
Not always. we recommend using the best frequency to get the job done. We have some other videos where we talk a bit more in depth or, better yet, schedule an in depth training session with your local rep.
gen eye should do videos like this to teach ppl how to use their tools like the locator and the transmitter ,, since ppl have hard time learning or figuring it out how to use it
Our locators work with any brand of camera
Waves from BC Canada :) This was a pretty sweet video !
Excellent video!
Great video! Also that ped is nothing compared to what I see in my market lol
Snow in August?! Where did you locate?
He was Joking. I believe it was early March
Odd joke
Is there a way to trace a Fibre cable without a tracer wire?
If there is no trace wire or armor jacket, unfortunately no!
@@vivaxcananada what does an armoured jacket look like?
@@jessicavanlanduyt2208 you typically can not see it as it is covered by rubber. So no real way to know, best is to ask the utility who owns it.
@@jessicavanlanduyt2208 Armoured jacket looks like BX electrical cable (ribbed) with a rubber coating. Search online, plenty of pictures as to what it looks like.
@@buildstoys thank you for the tips!!
My understanding on this video is the lower the hertz the more chances of detecting buried underground fibre optics. Is my understanding correct?
No. It’s a smaller frequency so it doesn’t produce as large of an electromagnetic field so there is less chance to bleed off on other utilities. But 512, 640 and 940 can only be used in a perfectly scenario. No real world scenarios.
So do 512 to locate fiber
Not always. we recommend using the best frequency to get the job done. We have some other videos where we talk a bit more in depth or, better yet, schedule an in depth training session with your local rep.
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It’s astonishing how many people mispronounce Vivax.