Metal Detector

Yes, so a metal detector simply pick on lead ore. I guess that that's just the way it is

can anyone please tell me where i can get a manual for this model ?? thanks.

Sorry but there isn't one.

You should always check for pipes by hand, many pipes are PVC and will not show up on a metal detector.

the ghosts move 2 like if u have a room with light sensors the light will still turn on

I saw pretty lights there a while back and they had the freakin Delta Force there doing full body frisks. you would think we were going into GITMO. They actually grabbed my junk wife's breasts!!

it depends if the inhaler is metal

Try gun shops, gun shows, on line auctions.

Cast iron (square nails) and steel objects (bottle caps) exhibit both electrical and ferromagnetic properties.

yes it will because steel is a type of metal

Sure it can, but an Underground Wire Finder is the proper tool to use. More accurate and you can easily follow the wire from point A to point B and it can tell you how deep it is.

In theory, yes.

In reality it depends on the distance between detector and keys. You'd pprobably need to get within a foot or so vertical distance between detector head and keys to get a signal.

Coins are found by the detector sending a pulse which picks up metal signals. Now there are two types a low frequency and a pulse indicator, the low frequency is used to pick up deeper objects

It depends on what your looking for. If it is gold then Murray and Prichard, Id are where I would go. My best finds there are 9 and 7 gram nuggets.

Faraday's Law

Yes they can. Customs use huge mobile X-ray units to scan the whole interior of lorries entering a country.

Minelab Metal Detectors currently makes their modern metal detectors rechargeable which is a lot better for the environment. The ones that take batteries die easier anyways.

The operation of metal detectors is based upon the principles of electromagnetic induction. Metal detectors contain one or more inductor coils that are used to interact with metallic elements on the ground. The single-coil detector illustrated below is a simplified version of one used in a real metal detector. Muhammad Abubkr Saeed

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This is the best detector on the U.S. market

yes it does but when using it make sure your clorine level is low that is when it works to its potential

no it just means it has a sparkle or shine to it as metal does

I have researched this topic and found that you can indeed find precious metals when using a metal detector. These metal detectors will detect items such as silver, iron, metal, gold and platinum.

shouldn't affect it any. The metal would be detected anyway. Temp. don't matter. Some metal detectors coils are made water-proof, these type you could use in 1 or 2 feet of water. Of course you might have trouble digging in that frozen ground, only to find a bottle cap or a nail, but then could be a old coin too. Ya never know. I like the beach where its easier to dig in the sand.

of course since the item is metal (precious) it will show on your metal detector unless of course you've blocked gold or nickel .

Metal detectors detect mainly metals. You can dial in some really specialized detectors to get non-ferrous metals - like gold. I have never heard of glass itself distrubing gauss lines in magnetism - therefore you cannot find pure glass with a metal detector. The lids and bottle caps are metallic and those you might be able to find.