Ex MOD Bomb locator wanted

I am based in the UK and looking for an ex-MOD (Foerster) Ferex
4.021/Mk26 bomb locator. These machines were widely used by EOD and I
understand that they have recently been replaced / are in the process
of being replaced by a newer model (4.032). The older machines have
either been recently sold off or are due to be sold off soon, so
hopefully a number should be available.

I require a machine in good overall condition and in working order and
would also be interested in any accessories that may be available -
transit case, data-logger etc. If you are a dealer with one in stock
or have a lead as to where I can obtain one, I would be very pleased
to hear from you!

Regards - Nick - Lancashire UK

Reply to: nick.wotherspoon@ukonline.co.uk

"Ex tenebris Lux"

LAIT Website: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/lait
Bond Website: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/nick.wotherspoon/site

I have a Fisher Gemini 3 which I used for locating crashed aircraft
wreckage, I have lost count the number of sites we excavated using my
earlier Mk2 model throughout the 80's & 90's. A truely superb unit for
finding deeply buried wreckage. Ian McLachlan has a Forster Locator, but it
was an awkward thing to set up so the Gemini ruled the crash sites.

Try a G Mk3 or a TM808 unit

Fighter Stories 2 will be out in May, many of our excavations found with the
Gemini will be in there.

Best regards

Simon

"mmmmmmm, the smell of wartime avgas in a deep muddy water filled hole with
masses of twisted aluminium, nothing compares......"

"Nick Wotherspoon" <nick.wotherspoon@ukonline.co.uk> wrote in message
news:f242a286.0502050722.75465640@posting.google.c om...
> I am based in the UK and looking for an ex-MOD (Foerster) Ferex
> 4.021/Mk26 bomb locator. These machines were widely used by EOD and I
> understand that they have recently been replaced / are in the process
> of being replaced by a newer model (4.032). The older machines have
> either been recently sold off or are due to be sold off soon, so
> hopefully a number should be available.
>
> I require a machine in good overall condition and in working order and
> would also be interested in any accessories that may be available -
> transit case, data-logger etc. If you are a dealer with one in stock
> or have a lead as to where I can obtain one, I would be very pleased
> to hear from you!
>
> Regards - Nick - Lancashire UK
>
> Reply to: nick.wotherspoon@ukonline.co.uk
>
> "Ex tenebris Lux"
>
> LAIT Website: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/lait
> Bond Website: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/nick.wotherspoon/site

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Nick Wotherspoon	Ex MOD Bomb locator wanted I am based in the UK and looking for an ex-MOD (Foerster) Ferex 4.021/Mk26 bomb locator. These machines were widely used by EOD and I understand that they have recently been replaced / are in the process of being replaced by a newer model (4.032). The older machines have either been recently sold off or are due to be sold off soon, so hopefully a number should be available. I require a machine in good overall condition and in working order and would also be interested in any accessories that may be available - transit case, data-logger etc. If you are a dealer with one in stock or have a lead as to where I can obtain one, I would be very pleased to hear from you! Regards - Nick - Lancashire UK Reply to: nick.wotherspoon@ukonline.co.uk "Ex tenebris Lux" LAIT Website: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/lait Bond Website: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/nick.wotherspoon/site

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Symes	Re: Ex MOD Bomb locator wanted I have a Fisher Gemini 3 which I used for locating crashed aircraft wreckage, I have lost count the number of sites we excavated using my earlier Mk2 model throughout the 80's & 90's. A truely superb unit for finding deeply buried wreckage. Ian McLachlan has a Forster Locator, but it was an awkward thing to set up so the Gemini ruled the crash sites. Try a G Mk3 or a TM808 unit Fighter Stories 2 will be out in May, many of our excavations found with the Gemini will be in there. Best regards Simon "mmmmmmm, the smell of wartime avgas in a deep muddy water filled hole with masses of twisted aluminium, nothing compares......" "Nick Wotherspoon" <nick.wotherspoon@ukonline.co.uk> wrote in message news:f242a286.0502050722.75465640@posting.google.c om... > I am based in the UK and looking for an ex-MOD (Foerster) Ferex > 4.021/Mk26 bomb locator. These machines were widely used by EOD and I > understand that they have recently been replaced / are in the process > of being replaced by a newer model (4.032). The older machines have > either been recently sold off or are due to be sold off soon, so > hopefully a number should be available. > > I require a machine in good overall condition and in working order and > would also be interested in any accessories that may be available - > transit case, data-logger etc. If you are a dealer with one in stock > or have a lead as to where I can obtain one, I would be very pleased > to hear from you! > > Regards - Nick - Lancashire UK > > Reply to: nick.wotherspoon@ukonline.co.uk > > "Ex tenebris Lux" > > LAIT Website: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/lait > Bond Website: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/nick.wotherspoon/site