Has anyone used these in a metal detector?
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I have only used them in cordless microphones. They work well for my purposes.
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Most probably. You will need to get a 1/4" male to 3.5mm female connector, such as Monoprice 105493 6.35-mm Mono Plug to 3.5mm Metal Jack AdapterExcellent metal detector at a great price.
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You'd have to use a lot of them, preferably in a 'container' that could be sealed. Otherwise there would be no point. These are primarily meant for cameras and other sensitive equipment. I use them for small tools (in containers) that could rust.
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There was no name on them. Someone asked if they contain lead. I never even thought of that.If you find out please email me. Thanks
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We went through a scanner without it being set off. I would imagine they are set rather low on the metal detection ranges. That was at a courthouse. That part of it is good. I just don't care for the durability of the plastic clips.
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My personal experience was at a depth of 18-20 inches with what ended up to be a metal strap of about 1.25"Wx20"L and a circular piece of metal about 10"diameter. Granted both objects were junk metal but the detector gave a strong signal at that depth for those sizes of objects.
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I use the rechargeable Eneloop AA batteries in everything in my home & have no problems with them. They work fine in my detectors that take AA size.
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I've used this detector for a few times now and the one with the 8 inch coil gets about 7inches on a quarter sized object. As far as metal pipes, I've dug a few at over a foot deep, but that's just me.
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I honestly dont know. I use them for my home alarm system in the motion sensors, smoke alarm,door sensors. Works fine for things like that.
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They work well, I haven't had any problems with them. My daughter has used them for all kind of bracelets,charms and key chains and has had no problems with them.
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No, this does not replace a Metal Detector. But it is a great tool one uses once their medal detector has located an object below the ground level. The Garrett Pro-pointer helps you locate an item quickly. Would suggest finding him a good metal detector. If he is just getting into this hobby I would recommenda Garrett Ace 250 which is a good one, light, easy to use.I purchase my Garrett at Kellyco's local store, also have awebsite kellycodetectors.com . Also suggest viewing both items on Youtube.
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Yes, they will drill into metal depending on the hardness. I've only used them to drill into soft steel so far.
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I wouldn't use them for smoke detectors as the charge only last for a few weeks. I bought them to use in cordless microphones, and they work fine in that capacity.
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I'm sorry that I cannot answer that question accurately for you. I have not used them on any metal. Lee
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Yes, I have tried. DO NOT do this, they are not even noticable at night time. Very dangerous.
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I use these headphones with my metal detector. They are good for that purpose. I don't believe they are of the quality for listening to music. The plug is large, and would not fit the iPod.
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Been using them for years in my hunting hearing aid and haven't had one to rust. Haven't found one in my supple with any indications of rust. It would seem to me that the power would be depleted before they would rust...