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  • Is Underground Metal Detectors Useful?

    I believe many people have a question that is underground metal detector useful? During Chinese Anti-Japanese War, Japanese used metal detector to detect landmine and it has past sixty years from that time. what's more, metal detector is developing more faster with more functions. Is underground metal detector useful? The answer is yes.

    Nowadays, underground metal detector can be divided into three categories:

    One: pinpoint machine ( like the one that Japanese used to detect landmine, with cheap price and practical function)

    Two: large-scale search machine (can search mountains that contain ore within one kilometer)

    Three: visual image machine ( underground objects may be presented about the image and physical features, but the price of this machine is expensive)

    These three categories have their own advantage and disadvantage, and their price have big dufference as well.

  • #2
    Originally posted by Julie572 View Post

    Two: large-scale search machine (can search mountains that contain ore within one kilometer)
    Are you referring the long range locacator or known as LRL?? This machine is only a dream and not in reality. It is just making promises that cannot be proven in real test.

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    • #3
      If you follow the link in the post it takes you to a website that sells detectors.

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      • #4
        Two: large-scale search machine (can search mountains that contain ore within one kilometer)
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        bred sivoi kobyly. nonsense. there is a place for your dream http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/

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        • #5
          Originally posted by 6666 View Post
          If you follow the link in the post it takes you to a website that sells detectors.
          still one does try to make his profit using active www resource.

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          • #6
            He is regularly posting under different user names about this web site at thunting.com

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            • #7
              This is clearly advertising, so I've moved the thread out of the Tech Forum.
              By the way, any discussion of LRLs needs to be done here -> www.longrangelocators.com

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