How to Get Electronic Sensors in Modern Warfare 4 DMZ

All the details on where to get Electronic Sensors in Modern Warfare 4 DMZ, including the best locations to farm.

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Modern Warfare 4’s vast array of resources and materials to gather gives players plenty to do in DMZ, with Electronic Sensors among those that will be regularly at the top of your list.

Electronic Sensors are a crucial material for use in the 3D Printer in DMZ, requireds to upgrade your FOB with boosts to your Stash and Vendor, alongside crafting items like Recon Drones and Spotter Scopes.

If you’re on the hunt for Electronic Sensors in DMZ, here’s all the details you need.

Where to Find Electronic Sensors in MW4 DMZ

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Electronic Sensors are most commonly found in Tech Bags in Modern Warfare 4 DMZ, located in Commercial Areas across the map, predominantly on the South Korean side.

While you can find Electronic Sensors elsewhere, Cheungun Village and Hajin River Heights are among the best locations to hunt for the resource due to the wide range of containers there are to search for, and those wanting a tougher challenge can head to the Netshin Tech Complex in The Grid.

Electronic Sensors are most commonly found in the Duffel and IT Bags located in DMZ, the large, blue bags that can regularly be found in office buildings in urban areas. However, they can also be found loose on desks and counters.

The Netshin Tech Complex in The Grid has the highest drop rates, boosted by the Critical Threat level, but that makes it an extremely dangerous area. Similarly, while the chances for looting are decent in Cheongun Village in the buildings west of the Heavenly Luck Casino, it’s an area with high footfall for enemy Operators.

The commercial buildings in Hajin River Heights, located on the southeastern edge of the map, is a decent shot instead, with a lower threat level and less chance of being lured into PvP while looting.

Electronic Sensors have a relatively low drop rate, though not as rare as resources like Comms Modules, so it may take a decent amount of searching before you secure the loot you need.

Remember to take a Backpack with you that has a Secure spot, as you can then put any Electronic Sensors you find into the space, ensuring you will retain the item if you are eliminated or fail to Exfil from the match.

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