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Regarding Electronics science

05/09/2008 1:11 AM

How does a METAL DETECTOR works?
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05/09/2008 1:19 AM

Hello Guest.

Is this a homework or class question?

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05/09/2008 6:47 AM

Guest,

To ask that question, you need to provide some more specifics. Are you referring to the kind of metal detector I use to find buried surveyor's pins? Or the kind factories use to look for metal in grain? Or the kind they use at airports (If it's this one, I and many others won't answer you)?

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05/14/2008 7:38 AM

Comprehensive insights into this may be found in a number of on-line encyclopaediae, and in howstuffworks.com.

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