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If you had tried 69%, it would’ve been niiiiiiice

Your equipment works like crap.

I’m just being honest you suck hopfully you do not locate any more

Woooow !!!!

#technique

My supervisor has our vivax locator strictly on peak null, I think it works well, but it’s still all new to me. I’m down for my comment to be a conversation piece on what actually works best

Taking over the family business this helped a lot

Excellent

Nice, so it’s kind of like triangulation

I applied for a utility locator job, how does the training work? Do I need to drive to a classroom?

Out of interest, what camera are you using? It has great image quality. I was thinking I would invest in a camera so I have a good record of all of my locate jobs...

You just earned a subscriber! Great video

An easier way to do this is, on top of the pipe touch the ground with the receiver and tilt it to 45 degrees. Slowly start to move left or right until your meter peeks. The distance between the peaks is your dept. A Squared x B squared= C Squared.

Power 60 that

I appreciate the spirit of the team work as well as the service to keep the people well informed. . . . WELL DEDICATED . . . . .

Would like to see more videos great info for green horns.

I’m 17 and I’m watching your vids over and over to learn how to locate better as I have no one in real life to help lol. Starting a business locating. Trying to find more channels that teach this, hoping you upload more ❤️

You can also hook up to the bolts on Street lights with standard leads. Hard part usually is finding a ground spot

Awesome info looking forward to some more videos from you.

Thanks for the videos fr I start a new locating job Monday and really needed this

Looking up these videos. I applied for this job almost a month ago. Application still in progress. I hope to get the job

Most accurate thing "the locates you think will be easy and quick aren't and the ones you put off for a couple days because you think it will be a bad one is quick and easy" 😂

Thanks!

What’s the best way to locate low voltage street lights

Thanks!

Thanks

Excellent

Thanks for this post! Super helpful!

Do u have basic concept or pdf file that i can study for deeper understanding on this field. Planning to change a career in this field. Thanks a lot.

Seems like good info but the shaking of the video makes it hard to watch.

I read several comments below from new inexperienced locators and I would like to comment to them. I have been locating for about 50 years and have been a trainer for over 20 years. I would never recommend to a new locator to use this method. Direct connection is always the preferred method. Different employers have different rules but everywhere I've worked we trained our locators to open the inspection plate and use a voltage tester to test the circuit and then use the green ground to hook up to. If you are unable to access the wires and the pole is metal you can try connecting directly to the pole, as was stated below. Sometimes you may fine a pull box at the base of the pole and you an access the wires there. You really need to know haw many lines are leaving a pole so you can account for all of them. Inductive locating may not always create a signal all all of them. Remember your signal will take the path of least resistance to ground. If you have multiple circuits leaving a location Inductive locating will not guarantee you will detect the all......Just my opinion

Hi. Can you tell me the deepest it can go? Can I use it to find a buried treasure?!!

Hi. Can you tell me the deepest it can go? Can I use it to find a buried treasure?!!

Love this way for cast and steel. Easiest way more bleed over but it’s good as long as you know where the lines are.

Thanks for sharing - great video

Is it possible to get a reliable depth with the vLoc Pro 3 while inducing? We tested some known utility depths based on top of utility being spotted and we were seeing numbers more than double the true depth.

What’s the best things to say on the phone interview?

USIC phone interviewer/recruiter offered $18.00hr starting pay. I drive 70miles to the Northeast Florida, Jacksonville office for the in-person interview, and the pay offered was $16.50. Total bait-and-switch bullcrap. Totally not interested in any company which relies on unethical business practices like this. I have 2 other job offers from unrelated businesses @ 17 & 18hr. I would not have wasted my time and gas on USIC had they been honest. Florida is an 'at-will' employment state. A bait and switch is not illegal, but just reasonably imagine what USIC management may do through the years of employment if they have the cajones and moral-deficiency to do that at the very onset!

If you had to check an area of slab just to see if there are any conduit lines, would you be able to do this without the box? If youre scanning an area just to see if there are pipes, you cant really attach the box to anything.

Amazing video. Keep coming. I have learned a lot

What did you ground to near that light?

As a utility locator for 2 years now, null is only for verification. Peak is the way to go for most accurate locates.

Keep the transmitter in the truck..click your wand on power mode an womp womp

Thanks for these videos. I just got a job with a local utility locating company and I’m trying to pick up how to do this so I’m watching your videos at home.

We use the rda 8100 at usic. Good video however.

This helps. I applied for a job with a local company. I wanted an idea about the job.

I personally would only use this method as a last resort. Also when in induction mode you need to be at least 20 meters away from the transmitter if possible.

please tell me how you detect the sewer pipes

It’s ok if you don’t want to say...but what company do u work for?

Can't thank you enough for making these videos.