The following table provides a quick reference for identifying a suitable system based on the type of work that you are doing as well as your performance and budgetary considerations.<\/p>\n
To find your area of interest in the table quickly, select from one of the links below. When you find one or more solutions that appear to meet your needs, you can view related detailed information in PDF format or request a quick quotation.<\/p>\n
For ease of reference, the table lists the type of instrument (Overhauser, Potassium or Proton Precession) as well as GEM’s model number with codes defined as follows:<\/p>\n
“A<\/strong>” – Airborne
\n“C<\/strong>” – Continuous measurement
\n“D<\/strong>” – Inclination\/Declination
\n“F<\/strong>” – Fast
\n“P<\/strong>” – Potassium
\n“S<\/strong>” – Multiple sensors
\n“T<\/strong>” – Proton precession
\n“U<\/strong>” – UAV
\n“W<\/strong>“- “Walking” mode<\/p>\n