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The Experiment Wizard is a precision metal detector, AC/DC tester and
static electricity probe. The Experiment Wizard is great for educational
use as a teaching aid, and it is also a very unique high-tech toy item.
The Experiment Wizard can precisely detect very small amounts of electrostatic
discharge (ESD), indicate AC/DC voltage, detect polarity in batteries
and can detect metal objects with it's metal detector function.
The
Experiment Wizard is the perfect multi-function device for use in science
fair projects. Since the device can be used to indicate small amounts
ESD and voltage from .0025 to 110 VAC it is the perfect device for use
in science fair experiments. The Experiment Wizard also has a built in
metal detector which detects all types of metals. The Metal detector can
be used for detecting metal at depths up to two inches. The metal detector
reads soil, sand, grass, gravel, wood, concrete, plastic and cloth. Experiment
Wizards are perfect for treasure seeking, finding metal content in rocks,
debris, under fabric, and locating nails or screws under wood surfaces
or inside of walls. The Experiment Wizard can provide a child (or adult)
with countless hours of creative experimentation as well as offering practical
tool uses for many applications.
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Easy to Use 4 Laboratory Tools in One
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Signals can be read both visually and by audible tones. A different
tone is emitted for each type of indication.
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A continuous tone and a continuously illuminated lamp indicates
location of a metal.
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A continuous steady beeping tone and a steady flashing lamp indicates
detection of an alternating current found in a live electronic
devices.
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vibrating beep tone and a flickering lamp indicates a continuous
field of electrostatic discharge.
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| Detect
static electricity from plastic cup by rubbing the cup on
carpet or a piece of wool. |
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human body carries a constant charge of static electricity. |
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| Thin
plastic sheet materials such as garbage bags can store static
electricity. |
Detect
metal content in rocks and minerals.
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Objects
such as CD's are excellent for demonstarting static discharge.
(use
only defective or scratched CD's) |
Detect
small metal objects like coins, needles or paperclips.
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Operating
Instructions
Warning: never touch broken or un-insulated wiring with bare hands.
Attention:
Do not remove the black insulating cap from tip of Experiment Wizard
when testing alternating current (AC). Always use caution when working
on or near electrical circuits.
One 9 volt
battery required. For installation, remove battery cover and connect
a 9 volt battery. Always replace battery cover.
Do not expose
to water. Use in damp environments may cause inaccurate or false
readings and damage to device.
1. To locate
metal objects: Adjust dial on top of Experiment Wizard to point
just where tone signal stops. Hold Experiment Wizard so that the
metal detector arrows are pointing towards suspected location of
metal. Place Experiment Wizard 1/4" to 1/8" from location and slide
in a circular motion. A continuous tone is heard when you are directly
on top of a metal object. Dial can be adjusted to increase or decrease
sensitivity.
2. To detect
electrostatic discharge: Place tip of Experiment Wizard near object
that is discharging an electrostatic field. Experiment Wizard will
sound a vibrating beep tone when detecting static electricity.
3. To locate position
of a positive electrical current from an electrical device: Place tip
of Experiment Wizard near electrical device. An intermediate beeping indicates
live electrical current flowing through electrical device. Always use
caution when working with any live electrical wiring or electrical objects.
5. To determine
polarity of batteries (3V and greater): Hold finger on metal tab
located directly underneath switch, touch one battery post and place
tip of Experiment Wizard directly on other battery post. A continuous
vibrating tone signals + side of battery.
(To find a retailer or place
wholesale orders call 888-346-3826).
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