Metal detector technologies are very old. In fact, we are using what was invented in the last century. Manufacturers only change the packaging, combine different option configurations, and come up with new descriptions. What does the future hold? Robots with metal detectors are already waiting for us there. Most likely, in the “hands” of these robots will be PI detectors with a two-stage detection process—finding an object (which we can already do now) and verifying the detected object (which we currently do with a shovel). Continue reading
The manufacturer Nokta has discontinued the production of the Simplex BT metal detector, the mid-range model of the second-generation Simplex series. Other metal detectors in this series, Simplex Lite and Simplex Ultra, remain available for sale without changes. Continue reading
Is Quest Metal Detectors a Chinese or American manufacturer? In today’s world, clear boundaries no longer exist, but affiliation with a specific country still somewhat guarantees that norms and ethics will be upheld. Continue reading
The Chinese manufacturer Tianxun has released a new metal detector, the S63 Skycruiser, which mimics the Nokta The Legend, the most famous and best-selling model from the Turkish brand Nokta. Continue reading
COILTEK has unveiled its latest product: the 18″ MYTHTEK Coil, specifically designed for the MINELAB Manticore detector. This new coil promises to revolutionize the way treasure hunters approach their hobby, offering unprecedented depth and sensitivity. Continue reading