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Blind Induction Sweep

Chapter 28 of 33 · printed page 19

The Genny should be placed at regular intervals a minimum of 10 metres away from the intended excavation. At each position the CAT should then be used to locate any detected signal.

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6 from the printed chapter
Blind induction sweep: the Genny placed at the left of the search area at an alley mouth (position 1 of 6).
Fig 01Blind induction sweep: the Genny placed at the left of the search area at an alley mouth (position 1 of 6).
Blind induction sweep: the Genny stepped across the search area (position 2 of 6).
Fig 02Blind induction sweep: the Genny stepped across the search area (position 2 of 6).
Blind induction sweep: the Genny stepped across the search area (position 3 of 6).
Fig 03Blind induction sweep: the Genny stepped across the search area (position 3 of 6).
Blind induction sweep: the Genny stepped across the search area (position 4 of 6).
Fig 04Blind induction sweep: the Genny stepped across the search area (position 4 of 6).
Blind induction sweep: the Genny stepped across the search area (position 5 of 6).
Fig 05Blind induction sweep: the Genny stepped across the search area (position 5 of 6).
Blind induction sweep: the Genny at the far side of the search area (position 6 of 6).
Fig 06Blind induction sweep: the Genny at the far side of the search area (position 6 of 6).
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