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Receiver view
Actual position of receiver
to transmitter
In this scenario the
transmitter is
behind you and you
are walking toward
the FLP.
Notice how the arrow that indicates
the nearest locate point is slightly
to the right and has a narrow base.
Its position lets you know the FLP’s right-left information
relative to the receiver. The width of the base lets you know
how close or far the FLP is from you. A skinnier base
means you are further away, and completely filled in base
means you’re about to cross the FLP.
Walk forward until the base of the arrow is fully filled in.
Receiver view
Actual position of
receiver to transmitter
Notice how the Locate
Line was replaced with a
ball. The ball represents
the FLP and appears when
you are near it. It will slide
along the horizontal axis of
the cross hairs to give you
the FLP’s right-left
location.
Where the cross hairs meet represents
the receiver, the ball represents the
FLP’s position relative to the receiver,
and the arrow represents the direction and nearness of the
FLP, you can now see that you are about to cross over the
FLP and that it is to your right.
