Yes, gold detectors are a specialized type of metal detector designed specifically to find gold and other precious metals. They operate at higher frequencies, allowing them to detect smaller gold nuggets and different types of mineralized ground conditions more effectively. While all gold detectors can function as metal detectors, not all metal detectors are optimized for finding gold.
Since gold is a metal (precious) you can of course detect it with a metal detector. But only if it isn't tuned to ignore gold. since every metal has a different phase response metal detectors with discriminators can be tuned to ignore certain metals.
of course since the item is metal (precious) it will show on your metal detector unless of course you've blocked gold or nickel .
Asbestos itself does not contain any metal and therefore would not hide gold from a metal detector. Metal detectors are designed to detect metallic objects, and since asbestos is a mineral fiber, it does not interfere with the detection of metals like gold. However, if gold is buried among asbestos materials, the detector may still pick up the gold signal, but not the asbestos.
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Before choosing a metal detector, you need to know if gold nuggets are to be found in your intended prospecting area or is the gold fine like flood gold? The best metal detector for nuggety gold is the Minelab GPX5000. For fine alluvial gold or fine gold in Quartz specimens then the Fisher GoldBugII would be my choice. For sure there are other metal detectors that will do the job, the two metal detectors I discribed are in my opinion the best detectors for finding gold.
The Bounty Hunter Gold Digger Metal Detector is used to search for underground metal in backyards, beaches, parks, and more. This product is available on the Amazon website for $59.99.
A gold detector works by sending out electromagnetic signals into the ground. When these signals encounter gold, they are reflected back to the detector, which then alerts the user to the presence of gold. This process is based on the principle that different materials reflect electromagnetic signals in different ways, allowing the detector to distinguish between gold and other substances in the ground.
Yes a metal detector can see all minerals found in the soil and can control the type of article that we want to look like gold and silver so as not to give the alert detector on these minerals
Metal detectors are different and my main advice would be to look into the manual of the metal detector you purchased. Sometimes there are settings where you can configure your detector to only respond to certain metal characteristics. If you got a really basic metal detector one of the prime methods is to simply investigate by digging up the object in question.
i hope so. Because i lost my iPhone 4 in a snow that's up to my knees and I'm going to try using a metal detector to locate it.
Any beach is good for using a metal detector. It's not like they are gold mines and you're just going to hit a mother lode.