Not using scanner when raining

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According to the dielectric (isolation) characteristic of water and moisture, the effect of moisture in preventing the penetration of metal detectors’ radiation underground and recordation of the magnetic field by scanners is so high.

Thus, according to the explanation mentioned in this video of Poyeshgaran, do not use metal detector scanners during raining, due to high moisture of lower layers of soil.

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