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The latest generation of the Rover UC from Icom is everything beginners and professionals in the field of treasure hunting need in a perfect ground scanner. This device features a simple and lightweight design, making it inconspicuous and easy to use.
Advantages and features of the Icom Rover UC device
- Simple and intuitive operation: Any user can easily take advantage of the device's functions.
- Lightweight and compact design: The device weighs only 500g and is 67cm long when folded, making it easy to carry.
- Audio, tactile and visual feedback: The device provides multi-sensory alerts to ensure accurate searching.
Design and Functionality
The Wacom Rover UC features a concealed external measuring device as a walking stick, making it less noticeable as a treasure detector. It also includes a smartwatch that acts as a controller, providing additional functionality such as fitness tracking and a compass.
Rover UC
- Depth: 20 meters
- Warranty: 3 years
- Origin: Germany
Icom Rover UC Specifications
- lightweight
- Compact design
- Fitness Tracking
- Compass and GPS
- Android smart watch
- Instant Ready
- Visualizer 3D Studio
- Operating modes
- Target discrimination
- Built-in rechargeable battery
Multilingual support
Intuitive 3D Floor Scanner with Android Smartwatch
Sound, vibration and perception
Sound
Sounds are not only essential for VLF detectors, but also play an important role in the Rover UC 3D ground scanner:- Provides audio feedback in magnetometer mode.
- Act as a metronome to support the performance of 3D ground survey measurements.
- To ensure the detector's stealth, Bluetooth headphones can be connected to the smart watch or smartphone. This way, the treasure hunter can hear the audio signals without attracting attention.
Vibration
The vibration feature can be enabled in the app's settings menu. Haptic feedback is especially useful when the sound is turned off.Visualization
The small display on the handle of the device provides an overview with information such as charging status, connection status, number of steps (pedometer), and direction (compass). Furthermore, the progress of the current scan line is displayed during the 3D ground scan measurement.
