Innspector 007

[Gas Man]

G'Day all,

Just wondering if any one has had any experience with the "INNSPECTOR 007" is it as good as the sales hype???

Been approached to help distribute them here in Oz, but do not want to get involved if it cannot fulfil the sales committment.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Cheers
Jeff
www.provac.net.au

[TheCableVine]

Never heard of it. Is there a website for it?

[TheCableVine]

http://www.ssilocators.com/prod_innspector.htm

[Gas Man]

Thats the one Steve - interesting that no one has mentioned them.......that in itself speaks volumes about the item - at least in my mind it does.

It all looks too good to be true....will have to wait and see - according to the supplier they are not available yet over here because the factory it trying to catch up on a backlog of US orders.

avagoodday
Jeff
www.provac.net.au

[ifinditunderground]

Hmmmmmm, something smells a little fishy.......can you say <cough Bullshit cough>

[GWJ_CAS]

Seen it, laughed at it, watched it fail miserably... no need to cough, it is bullshit plain and simple.

Rep could not explain why it would not work, said it worked fine at his office. Tried three times and failed all three times.

[ifinditunderground]

Would it be bad manners to set up a demo, have them come all the way from Minnesota (??Wisconsin??) and then laugh at them all of the way back to the airport?

[locatetopia]

We called about getting a demo last year. The guy never called us back. Looks like a dust pan......

[ifinditunderground]

Looks like a bottle of snake oil to me. Speaking of demo's the guy from Vivax never got back to me about my demo unit.......good luck selling me one.

[paintitout]

Have had a Vivax twice now it is a good unit. The first one was akward, but the second one was a lot better.

[Dave72]

Looks like its a super sensitive stud finder. Id think the main problem would be locating in the real world, where there's multiple changes in density all over the place (roadways, filled in properties, etc). Probably would work really good in an empty field. If this thing is a lot cheaper than a GPR rig, it would be interesting to test out.

[Utilitrack]

Looks like its a super sensitive stud finder. Id think the main problem would be locating in the real world, where there's multiple changes in density all over the place (roadways, filled in properties, etc). Probably would work really good in an empty field. If this thing is a lot cheaper than a GPR rig, it would be interesting to test out.

I guess that I would not pay $4,400 for a "Supersensitive Stud finder". I would pony up the few grand more for the proven GPR technology that does more than light up a tiny LED light. Good luck with that demo....

[Linerider]

I bought one when they came out. Mixed results, but mostly bad. If it were any good, I'd have more than the one that just sits on the shelf.