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Old 06-30-2009, 09:42 PM   #1
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Default Navitrack II vs. Scout locator

who here has used both? i have the big navitrack II but have been toying with the idea of selling it and buying the scout to get a little $$ and free up a bit of space in the van. is it worth it?








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Old 06-30-2009, 11:07 PM   #2
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I've used them all. navitrack, scout, seektech sr20.

Scout works great for line locating and sonde locating. most plumbers will never need more than the scout. I sold my navitrack here. I still have my sr20 but it never gets used. I use the scout all the time.
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I've used both...
I prefer the big ol Navitrak unit over the scout...
I like it better on deep lines over 10'
I think it's easier to use also but thats just my personal preference.
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I'M with rocksteady- shopping for a new one myself-whats the price range on these rocksteady?
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new prices are a bit over $2k for the navitrack and i think the scout's around $1,200. i'd be looking used. if i could pick up a scout for $600 or less i might jump on it.






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