Children's Metal Detector

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Metal Detector for Children

Childrens METAL DETECTOR:
Highly-sensitive, adjustable size!


This Metal Detector is ideal for younger children - as an alternative we also recommend our Viking 1, and (for 10years+) the Scanmaster Silver model.

Our Metal Detector from the University of Cambridge range of Science & Education learning toys makes an ideal gift for the more inquisitive child, encouraging learning through playing and sparking the imagination. Although classed as a toy, this is a real working metal detector. Older children may be ready for a high performance detector. We therefore recommend that you also visit our main metal detector section before making your decision - remember you can always call us up for further expert advice.
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Metal Detector for Children



Our children's metal detector uses sophisticated integrated circuits to detect metal below the surface of the ground. This is a real working metal detector and, while it is obviously not as powerful as the other metal detectors in our catalogue, it will enable your child to find things, generating a lot of excitement.

Extendable, highly sensitive metal detector with electronic audible and visual warnings. Extends from 60-100 cm with adjustable search coil. Requires 1 x 9V battery, not included.

Suitable for 5 years old and above
Metal Detector
Features:
  • Real working metal detector
  • Electronic audible and visual warnings
  • Extends from 60 - 100cm
  • Battery lasts over 40 hours

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