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dTector - Electrosmog and Metal Detector

This app is intended for entertainment purposes only. It isn't a professional instrument.
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Utilities Free Immaginet Srl iPhone, iPad, iPod

The app detects ferromagnetic metals like steel and iron using the iPhone's built-in compass feature. Also works as Electrosmog (EMP) detector.

HOW IT WORKS:
This app measures magnetic field value using the built-in magnetic sensor that is built into your device. The magnetic field level(EMF) in nature is about 49μT(micro tesla) or 490mG(milli gauss); 1μT = 10mG.
If there is any metal in the area, the strength of the magnetic field should increase. Sometimes, this app used to find electrical wires in walls and iron pipes in the ground.

HOW TO USE:
Usage is simple: Open this app on your device, and move it around. The magnetic field level will constantly fluctuate. That's it!
Simple and intuitive interface, and this absolutely free!

It's real metal detector, but work with only magnetic metal (such as steel, iron, etc.)

Also works as Electrosmog (EMP) detector. You can check at any time of the day the electromagnetic fields to which you are subjected: railways, electrical wire, antennas, electronic appliances emit radiation that damage our organism, with this app you can learn about them and make prevention!

Best sensitivity near the camera on your iOS Device.

Tip: Shake for calibration

Reviews

Instructor
Raven Darkshadow

A pop-up comes up every 5 to 10 seconds. It is very very very very annoying. I do not believe I will use the app anymore because it is constantly being interrupted.


Really?
Antifa Hooligan

Hard to detect anything with an ad every 30 seconds...


Too many ads to be useful
Brodie jrufikejeirje

Pointless


Doesn't work
Avg 2015 Nov

This app is a complete waste and does not deliver on the emf detection it advertises. There are too many ads and it's not worth the download


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