Early Metal Detector (Oct, 1934)

New Device Locates Buried Metal
REQUIRING no technical knowledge to operate, a new detection instrument is said to be unusually efficient in locating buried metal or virgin ore. Electrical impulses, sent through a hoop-like coil, set up disturbances on a recording meter, indicating metal’s presence.

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