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3. When you get to the end of the rod, you should lose the
beeping signal.
Tracking the Sonde
This method should be used if you want to track only the sonde at
the end of the tracing rod. Again, use 33KhZ or higher if possible,
but lower frequencies will also work.
1. Insert the Pro65™ tracing rod into the pipe as far as it will
go.
2. Connect the red alligator clip of your wire tracker to the
red knob on the Pro65™, and connect the black alligator
clip to the other knob next to the red one. See figure 3
below.
3. Turn your transmitter on, and switch to Hi (33KhZ)
frequency mode or higher.
4. Using your receiving wand, walk the path of the pipe until
you hear a beeping sound. A beeping signal will indicate
you are near the sonde. The beeping will get loud the
closer you get to the sonde. If pointed directly over the
sonde, the locator should go quiet, also known as a null
signal. Then you'll know you are at the end of the plastic
pipe path.
Figure 3
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