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Housing the UFO Detector

The finished UFO Detector board will occupy a space of approximately 3" in diameter by 1" high.

The detector needs to be housed in a non-ferrous material. A ferrous material like iron would affect the compass operation. Suitable non-ferrous housing materials include the following materials: plastic, wood, brass, foam board and aluminum. If you would like an almost ready made housing the Testor Model company sells two different styles of UFO models. One is a Roswell UFO model number 555 and the UFO model is Testor's part number 576X. Either model is large enough to hold the detector inside and would make a suitable enclosure.


The completed circuit  should sit flat inside the housing you choose. To accomplish this four self-adhesive 1/4" rubber bumpers are placed on the underside of the board in approximately equal distance from each other.

feet You are now ready to use your UFO Detector.


Operating Instructions

UFO Detector Kit Page


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