Can this unit be painted, or would that decrease the sensitivity of the device? I've heard the AU-94TM will work as well, but not sure on that.
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I would think a light coat of spray paint would be fine. Mine is under the plastic of my center console and works fine, so paint shouldn't matter. As long as it's not metallic or silver paint, of course.
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You can paint I did it to mine. I did have to re a just the settings on mine.
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Paint should not affect radio waves nor magnetism, unless it contains metal. The only possible annoyance I can think up is gumming up the release button. I'd not put it on too thick or mask that.
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No man you cant ... even a water drop make sensor wrong.. paint will just imo do the same..
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The instructions say that the glass protector does not reduce sensitivity. I use a regular rubber tipped stylus and the sensitivity has not lessened. I have never used a fine point stylus .
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You will have to use their tips. I don't use the soldering part of the unit. I have two Weller soldering stations. I only use the hot air part of the unit for removing surface mount components. It works great for that purpose.
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Hey there Wade Guzman. For this MG 00 Raiser, there is no painting required what so ever. The plastic pieces are molded in their correct colors and very few marking seals are added to put the small details in that cant be put there otherwise. All this kit really needs is some panel lining and itll be a stunning addition to your GunPla collection. It sure added some bang to mine :D (ask me back if youd like an explanation of that)
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I see no reason why it couldn't be painted. It is a plastic surface so the only precaution would be to use a paint approved for painting a plastic surface.
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ABSOLUTELY !!! It would be impossible to paint the parts after assembly. And be very careful to test fit EVERY part before assembly. It makes a beautiful model but well beyond an average modeler. GOOD LUCK !!
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There is a wax oil coating, the screen would be difficult to paint, I believe.
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I sprayed mine with polyurethane to cover up some mess ups.. worked out real well... so I assume you could paint it as well..
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Hi Jake. I think that it would be best to paint it. It has a non-reflective paint on it, making it hard to see. I hope that it works out. Enjoy it!! Pat King.
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Yes, but you may loose some of the distance the sensor needs to protect you. Example, painted - 10 ft./ unpainted 12 ft. The less paint, the less distance loss. I didn't paint mine as I didn't need too.
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Not recommend painting the sensors if you need a custom color you can order at: http://www.autosonar.com/Shop/store/comersus_viewItem.asp?idProduct=1
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Maybe you've got a defective one. I think you can return that? my only question is " how come the one I've got, the paint are fading and cracking"?... I hope the Lenmar & Amazon can fixed these!... thanks...
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I've owned this detector for a couple of years. It has performed well. To respond to your question; No consumer grade metal detector I am aware of is sensitive to the physical shape of any metal. There need only be an adequate amount of that metal for the detector coil chosen to sense a 'return' and transmit that back to the display. Certain coils are wound to better detect gold than others. If gold is what you're going for I suggest you look into also picking up a gold finding coil from BountyHunter.
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Patient DOES NOT wear the sensor. The sensor is either hung up or placed directly on a solid surface. It will go off when the barrier line has been broken and is quite sensitive, even in low light environments. The receiver is very loud, and might need to be covered to lower the volume, as there is no volume control. The great part is that it is loud enough to wake even the most sound sleeper. Prior to using this unit, you will want to test the placement and direction of angle, to have an accurate location and angle to accomplish your goal. My father has alzheimer's and this worked great with his night time wandering, until he was more recently placed in a memory care facility. Patient DOES NOT wear the sensor. The sensor is either hung up or placed directly on a solid surface. It will go off when the barrier line has been broken and is quite sensitive, even in low light environments. The receiver is very loud, and might need to be covered to lower the volume, as there is no volume control. The great part is that it is loud enough to wake even the most sound sleeper. Prior to using this unit, you will want to test the placement and direction of angle, to have an accurate location and angle to accomplish your goal. My father has alzheimer's and this worked... » Read More Patient DOES NOT wear the sensor. The sensor is either hung up or placed directly on a solid surface. It will go off when the barrier line has been broken and is quite sensitive, even in low light environments. The receiver is very loud, and might need to be covered to lower the volume, as there is no volume control. The great part is that it is loud enough to wake even the most sound sleeper. Prior to using this unit, you will want to test the placement and direction of angle, to have an accurate location and angle to accomplish your goal. My father has alzheimer's and this worked great with his night time wandering, until he was more recently placed in a memory care facility. « Show Less
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I had the same problem with this replacement. The sensitivity was dead in two areas right above the home button. There is no fix as this is a very cheap product. I ended up purchasing another replacement digitizer that was a more expensive. It has worked flawlessly for several months now. Here is the link to that digitizer- http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00C9GCMCM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 . Good Luck!