Cableless Exploration Seismograph ■ Any geophone spacing ■ Any number of channels ■ Any geophone array ■ No geophone cables ■ Lightweight and compact ■ Expandable-just add more channels ■ Built-in rollalong ■ Electrical Noise free The AnySeis™ is a revolutionary seismic system. Individual acquisition modules can be connected anywhere on common 2-conductor wire (speaker wire or lamp cord). Each contains a geophone and a 24-bit A/D converter. Power goes down the line and digital data comes back up to the computer. The modules can be attached at any station interval in the field, connecting through a “vampire tape” to adapt to the survey purpose, freeing you from the bondage of spread cables. GEOSTUFF Essential Seismic Accesories

Perfect for Rollalong Reflection surveys are conducted by moving the energy source and geophones a short distance along the ground, firing shots, and collecting overlapping sets of data. The process continues linearly until the area of interest is covered. This laborious procedure is made efficient by placing a few extra geophone stations on the ground connected to the system. The software on the computer will roll the active channels along the ground. Alternately, you can just record all the data from all the stations and sort it later with your preferred processing software. Free yourself from...

Why we hate geophone cables A geophone cable has a large number of tiny wires bundled together: 24, 48, 96 or more, wrapped in a polyurethane jacket. Connectors for the geophones, called takeouts, are molded at equal intervals along the cable. These cables are heavy and expensive, more so as they get longer and have more geophone takeouts. Cables used for reflection surveys have to accommodate what is called “roll along”: the process of moving the geophone array along the ground indefinitely. More conductors and special hermaphroditic connectors are required, as well as a rollalong switch. There...

Controller module interfaces the seismic spread to the computer through the USB port. Also connects to the hammer switch. Small 12-volt battery powers string of geophone stations. Conduct shear wave surveys with optional bracket. Standard 15-Hz sensor operates in either orientation. AnySeis™ Seismic acquisition module with built-in geophone 32-bit A/D converter, samples at 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2 or 4 millisecond intervals; 24-bits used Stacking for use with sledge hammers and mechanical energy sources Modules connect over standard SPT-1 zip line (lamp cord, Belden 19122, speaker wire, or equivalent)....