750 Display Used with the Subsite 750 Tracker and Trac Management System, the 750 Display integrates with the Ditch Witch directional drilling systems. It can receive data up to 2000 feet (610 m) from the 750 Tracker, store up to ten jobs and provide downloads to the TMS system for as-drilled maps.
KEY FEATURES:
-Power:
Operates on six C-cell batteries.
-Productivity and Performance:
*For walkover tracking, the 750 Tracker uses fore/aft and left/right indicators as well as signal strength to aid in tracking the beacon during the bore.
*In remote steering operations, the 750 Tracker is mounted on a support stand at a target location. The tracker continuously calculates and displays the beacon's distance from the tracker and monitors any left or right deviation from the bore path, enabling the operator to make immediate corrections.
*Frequency settings of 8 kHz (used in conjuction with Subsite 75T transmitter) and 60 Hz or 50 Hz passive power assist in identifying the location of buried electrical, television, and telephone cable, steel gas and water pipe, and plastic pipe with tracer wire.
*Equipped with an optional radio unit, the 750 Tracker can transmit complete tracking information to the Susbite 750 Display unit, which reports important downhole tool information to the operator.
*The 750 Display unit stores up to 10 jobs. The jobs can later be downloaded into the Trac Management System for producing as-drilled maps. Downloaded jobs can also be merged with bore plans for comparison.
-Reliability:
*Designed and built for rugged, long-term use.
*Durable weather-resistant housing protects components.
*Beacon signals can be received from depths approaching 100 feet (30m) with the use of a Subsite deep beacon.
-Operator Efficiency:
*The 750 Tracker is 31.5 inches long (80 cm) and weighs only 5.5 pounds (2.5 kg) for better handling and comfort while tracking.
*LCD clearly displays beacon information, including pitch, roll, depth, temperature, and battery status.
*LCD is backlit for drilling in low light conditions.
*A 12-segment clock face indicates the roll angle of the tool face. The pitch angle of the tool face is displayed using both up/down arrows and numerical percentages.
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