Valuable image from a small ancient gold bracelet with the weight of 16 g in the visualizer

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A valuable image from a small ancient gold bracelet but with an appropriate weight (16 g) in the visualizer

Submitted from one of our good and professional users along with the metal image

In this video, in which we have used the internal Stephan mater device, you will see an example of detecting golf in a visualizer by magnetometer scanner.

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