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Metal Detector - Metal Sniffer 스크린 샷

iPad

iPhone

About Metal Detector - Metal Sniffer

Metal Detector is a portable metal detector. By detecting nearby electromagnetic fields using the phone's built-in magnetometer/compass, you can locate nearby metal and magnets. You can also use it to find metallic studs and wiring behind walls. Depending on your phone, you can use it to detect metals up to 30cm away, and magnets from far, far away! Note that household equipment like TVs, and computers or even your phone case can affect readings. You can set a threshold at which the phone will vibrate when a critical reading has been reached.

===How to use this app?===

Very simple, just move the app around and read the measurements, if the magnetic field readings go over a critical level, the phone will vibrate, meaning a ferromagnetic material is nearby.

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===Features===

-Fun Metal Detector
-Displays the x,y,z components of the magnetic field.
-Works through walls! Detect hidden electrical wires.
-4 Sensor speeds and 3 different units.
-Vibration alarm
-Option to force screen on to prevent screen from closing
-A historical chart

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