Spaniards fete Rutgers research sub...

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I'm surprised they didn't say it was theirs since spain thinks everything else is.
 

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Has anyone heard of someone putting a mag on an AUV (Glider)?

P.S. I've heard there's a new type of mag that will detect noble metals, but don't know anything about it other than it's being tested.
 

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I've never heard anything about any magnetometer that can find noble metals. a magnetometer reads the earths magnetism and senses anomalies in it due to ferrous metals being in the area. I have heard some fired earthenware may cause a very slight anomaly. with all the iron in the rocks around here it would just go bonkers.
 

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I had heard something about a so called mag that could find non-ferrous metals on a recent TV/History Channel program, but dismissed it and figured they were referring to a towable metal detector of some sorts like a Pulse 12 and confused the two.

The basic principles behind a magnetometer really prohibit it from even detecting non-ferrous metals since they have no magnetic susceptibility.

DinkyDick or anyone else feel free to step in and share your thoughts.

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