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It's not my wallet - my wife's. She can't retrace her steps. I will try to find it the old fashioned way, but it's likely in a field with about 8" grass. Curren
by giantg2 3y ago
It's not my wallet - my wife's. She can't retrace her steps. I will try to find it the old fashioned way, but it's likely in a field with about 8" grass. Currently it's covered in snow (she lost it before the snow but didn't tell me).
- ahazred8ta 3y agoYou want someone with a metal detector. Call your fire department or pd and ask if they can put you in touch with someone.
- shipwright 3y agoIt may be doable, a budget setup would be two half-duplex SDRs (synced with the same clock source between them), paired with diametrically opposed end-fire radiation pattern antennas in which one transceiver acts as Tx sends step-frequency continuous waveforms into the field and Rx collects the reflected signals, baring the snow the surroundings should be homogenous enough to pick up the wallet hopefully! Initially thought of a different approach than bouncing sfcw as well, but suggesting this because it has a properly documented success after a quick search: http://pe.org.pl/articles/2019/9/7.pdf http://pe.org.pl/articles/2019/9/7.pdf Best of luck :)