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About 10 years ago we tested this thing at a fair in Lovech. A 2-meter deep pit was dug, covered with thick wooden slats. A 15-liter cheese tin was placed at the bottom - https://www.didcommerce.bg/product/%...5%D0%BA%D0%B3/ 
then we tried to test the discrimination of this thing with several objects made of aluminum, copper and iron . After about a minute, the Turk-manufacturer of this thing said that the battery of the thing was exhausted...it is better to buy a cheese tin for an appetizer, sit down and drink homemade quince brandy and talk about signs of buried treasure on the rocks , descriptions of buried cauldrons with gold and other treasures with the owner of this thing - until the cheese runs out. You will have a good time, instead of spending money for gasoline and wasting your time working with this thing.
then we tried to test the discrimination of this thing with several objects made of aluminum, copper and iron . After about a minute, the Turk-manufacturer of this thing said that the battery of the thing was exhausted...it is better to buy a cheese tin for an appetizer, sit down and drink homemade quince brandy and talk about signs of buried treasure on the rocks , descriptions of buried cauldrons with gold and other treasures with the owner of this thing - until the cheese runs out. You will have a good time, instead of spending money for gasoline and wasting your time working with this thing.
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