Would this do great at detecting electronics hidden under a mattress or stuffed in between folded laundry?
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i do not know, but i think it would. give it a try, i have never did that, but the wife and i was out this last week and it work as good as my big one. we love it.
2199881
I am not sure that would work. I think this device uses temperature changes to detect movement. For example, I have this right next to my front door. If I open the door (and it opens into the sensor) nothing happens, as soon as my body is clear from the door then the device detects something. Perhaps something using the contact closure module will be more effective.
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Sure. My favorite feature of the protector is that if it is compromised by a surge, it will start beeping about every 30 seconds to inform you if it is out of sight. I would not use it for electronics because it is designed to continue providing power to your refrigerator so your food will not spoil and in the event of a storm, it would not continue any additional protection and would let additional surges through.
848478
As a non-techie, I believe that it will scan any flat object but with the same light/dark contrast issues, so some of your fabric patterns might scan well, while other might scan poorly.
316038
I believe so. Smoke detectors detect tiny particulates in the air. Paint and varnish smells have been known to set them off.
1861049
It can detect a small staple in a piece of 1x6 lumber. I can't speak to your exact use case, but I wouldn't bet my life on it. The item is very sensitive, though... you might just buy one and test; send it back if it doesn't do what you want.
942994
Yes it would be fine it actually can slide under the mattress to where you don't see it
1587914
It might work to hide a TV, however you would have to not connect the shelves on the inside or the back panel. In addition to that the drawers on the bottom are made of sawdust, very weak, and won't hold many clothes. This is a poorly made product that would last you 2-5 years at most. And it takes forever to set up because they gave you a ton of pieces.
1700261
It can be used for testing monitors and LCD TV depending on what you are looking for. Are you looking for frequency, power surges, TV patterns, or others such as component failure? If trying to trace component failures, this will not provide you with that information. For frequency and power surges, it can provide you with the information. TV patterns, no. There is a specific tester for such.
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i dont think it would work well. it has a probe the sit about an inch off of the bottom and about 4 inches into the cavity. it wont take much heavy duty use. i have melted the bottom of two from overheating the electronics in the bottom of the unit.
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1436530
It depends on how deep it is buried. These devices are normally used to pick out a single cable from a bundle of wires. You may be better off with a metal detector.
475676
if your in a known gold area, and you know how to use this detector it will. not flakes but pickers and nuggets. make sure TO ground balance
2200239
no.... it isn't made for that. It only scans slides, negatives and film strip. But it works really well for that.
1704094
negative, there are exposed electronic components in the back. Maybe if you could find or create an enclosure for it you'd have a better bet.
1583864
From what I understand, this is for detecting motion and not range. You could (with some MacGyvering) make it work so it stays on while people are in an area and moving around watching it. I can see why you would want to but you'd have to reprogram your tv. I use my SensorPlug in my laundry room, so when I come around the corner with my arms full of laundry, the light kicks on. It then waits through two minutes of non-activity and then opens the circuit.
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This depends on the size of the object. I have found larger objects that were 8" to 10" down. Usually it will detect smaller objects 4" to 6" down.I hope that this helps.