pine3874
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Where would a chromium cobalt alloy give a signal on a metal detector? In other words, where between iron and silver. Thanks
chromium cobalt alloy
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Joves
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Well it is still a steel/iron alloy. I would figure somewhere in the galvanized range. Which depending of the size can ring out as a carpenters dime.
Longhair
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Just like anything else, size, thickness, depth, soil conditions, and even whether or not it has a polished finnish will all play a part in how it registers. Then add to that the technology empolyed by the machine, as well as frequency, and.... you get the picture.
There are a lot of variables. It's not like a coin, where at least some of the properties are uniform and consistant.
There are a lot of variables. It's not like a coin, where at least some of the properties are uniform and consistant.
