I have already been asked several times on streams about a new technical device – Magnetometer. More precisely, this is not such a new technical solution, it’s just that now the Hephaestus-4 model has entered the domestic search instrument market, and there has been little advertising for this model. Naturally people are wondering, what is this? Is this not a scam or another wunderwaffle? For those who remember what Herbalife is, plenty of sarcasm)
It’s winter, I have a lot of time and decided to study this topic. I will say this, I personally became interested in this device, if only just to test it. But the price tag destroys any interest. I wouldn’t say that the amount is not affordable, but I would like to have guarantees, but there are none yet. I just know very well how many of our people at one time fell for the advertising of all kinds of deep-dwellers. As a result, now 99% of those very deep MDs are either gathering dust in the far corner of the closet, or unsuccessfully hanging in advertisements on Avito for half the price of the receipt.
What is meant by the word “guarantees”? These are real trips with real cop results. How convenient is it, how practical is it and does it work at all?
You need to understand that scrap metal mining, unlike other types of instrumental search, has its own variations according to the location of the search environment relative to the use of a magnetometer. War coping consists of trenches, dugouts and craters, that is, an absolutely identical search environment. In the old days, these were foundation pits and burial grounds, almost the same environment. Oh, here's a ferrous metal mine – these are garbage dumps, equipment parking lots, peat bogs and industrial zones. These are all completely different search environments. Plus, most of them are 99% knocked out.
So, I agree with the general opinion on specialized forums. Unfortunately, at the moment, the magnetometer manufacturer has not produced enough video evidence that this device actually does what good old ICQ cannot do. And without this, spending 84,000 rubles just on faith in a miracle is somehow not rational