100-800MHz Shielded Antenna Electronics 100 - 800 MHz Shielded Antenna Electronics for the CUII control unit, including multi-fibre cable, Li-ion battery pack and a battery charger.

25-200MHz Unshielded Antenna Electronics Adaptor kit for the 25-200MHz Unshielded Antennas.

High Frequency Module The HF module connects the CUII control unit with the High Frequency antennas.

MC-16 Multi-Channel Module Add-on module providing up to 16 recording channels.

MC-4 Multi-Channel Module Add-on module providing up to 4 recording channels.

ProEx Coax Module

ProEx Expansion Unit

ProEx HF Module

ProEx Optical Module

Backpack for CUII A backpack to carry the CUII control unit while moving.

Backpack Soft for CUII A soft backpack to carry the CUII control unit while moving.

PC/Monitor Holder for CUII A PC/Monitor Holder for the CUII control unit, that is attached to the backpack.

XV10 Monitor The XV10 monitor is compatible with the whole suite of Malå shielded, unshielded and borehole antennas. The XV10 Monitor includes a Hi-Brite TFT LCD, suitable for operating environments with low ambient light.

XV11 Monitor The XV11 monitor is compatible with the whole suite of MALÅ shielded, unshielded and borehole antennas. The XV11 Monitor includes a full size transreflective TFT colour screen with 640 x 480 pixels for best outdoor performance.

Cart for 250-1000MHz

Vehicle Mounted Cart

100 MHz Slimhole Borehole Antenna

250Mhz Borehole Antenna

1.2 GHz HF Shielded Antenna The 1.2 GHz antenna is a high resolution antenna used for high quality radar measurements, with the deepest penetration in the HF range. It is commonly used for concrete, reinforcement studies and for road mapping and quality assurance.

1.6 GHz HF Shielded Antenna The 1.6 GHz antenna is a high resolution antenna used for high quality radar measurements, with medium penetration in the HF range. It is commonly used for concrete, reinforcement studies and for road mapping and quality assurance.

2.3 GHz HF Shielded Antenna The 2.3 GHz antenna is a high resolution antenna used for the high quality radar measurements; it offers the highest resolution for shallow investigations in the HF range. It is commonly used for concrete, reinforcement studies and for road mapping and quality assurance.

100 MHz Rough Terrain Antenna

25 MHz Rough Terrain Antenna

50 MHz Rough Terrain Antenna

100 MHz Shielded Antenna The 100 MHz antenna is the lowest shielded antenna frequency commercially available. It is used for medium to low resolution. Suitable for geological and geotechnical applications.

250 MHz Shielded Antenna The shielded 250 MHz antenna is a general purpose antenna. It is used for medium penetration depth and medium resolution. It is commonly used for utility detection, UST and void detection.

500 MHz Shielded Antenna The shielded 500 MHz antenna is probably the most popular general purpose GPR antenna ever built. It delivers medium to shallow penetration depth and good resolution. Most commonly used for utility detection and road surveys.

800 MHz Shielded Antenna The shielded 800MHz antenna delivers very good resolution for shallow investigations. Commonly used for road mapping and concrete investigations.

100 MHz Unshielded Antenna The 100 MHz unshielded antennas are a general purpose antenna with good penetration depth and fair resolution. Its application range is broad. It is used for river, landfill studies as well as for karst, lake-bottom mapping and deep pipe and bedrock detection.

200 MHz Unshielded Antenna The 200 MHz unshielded antennas give mid-range penetration depth with good resolution. Its application range is broad. It is used for utility detection, bedrock and cavity detection. The compactness of the antenna facilitates surveys in more vegetated terrain.

25 MHz Unshielded Antenna The 25 MHz unshielded antennas are made for deepest possible penetration depths. The light-weight, low frequency 25 MHz antennas are commonly used for geological and stratigraphical surveys in open terrain.

50 MHz Unshielded Antenna The 50 MHz unshielded antennas are designed for moderately deep measurements. The 50 MHz antennas are light-weight and one-man operable, commonly used in geological and geotechnical applications.