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Surprising, gold and platinum has tendency for to attract electrons as much as polyester.
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Perhaps you should try using teflon on the inside of the sensing chamber.
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In the contrary Teflon has to go on the outer surface of the chamber, and metal inside :-)
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But the assembling is critical.
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Perhaps it's PVC's ability to attract electrons is the reason my products, X-SCAN, & the simple non-electronic FIND-IT HELPER are so successful in locating, and tracing buried PVC pipe.
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All these materials have been tried to no avail. Dicky spys are still the big problem that has to be solved. I am starting to think that pepper spray may be the answer.
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![]() ![]() What qualifies you to say it's not an answer to detecting PVC pipe if you haven't tried it. ![]() |
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More source from static electricity
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More source, but by noise
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