NATURAL GAS | Don't Make This Mistake | You Have Not Seen It

A tracer wire on a gas service refers to a wire that is installed alongside a buried gas line to help locate and identify the position of the line.

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[AAAA-heyu]

Good video, of explain and show meter

[BoxofRain-fftd]

Thanks for this and all other videos. Not a professional locator but do a lot of locating (all secondary) in conjunction with my excavation work.

[LocatorDude]

I use a Vivax Metrotech vLoc3 wand. The blue one you use seems to provide more useful info with the voltage and signal strength. It seems to me that the previous locator was using the compass on the bend rather than the peak and null technique that you are using. I learn something everytime I watch your videos. I will try to incorporate the use of peak and null in my locates.

[phillyretrokid]

your videos have really helped me out so much. I am obsessed with locating. thirsting for knowledge.😆 thanks alot for taking the time to educate us all.