It’s more difficult to repair a metal detector coil that the device itself. And it’s all about epoxy resin filled inside the coil. In order to repair the latter, you should get the epoxy off. Here’s a photo report: how to open and repair a Minelab X-TERRA 9 coil. Maybe this knowledge will help you save your energy and nerves (and you will simply buy a new coil). Continue reading
In 2013 the problem of Chinese metal detector counterfeits was particularly relevant. Minelab, Coiltek and Teknetics are among those manufacturers who suffer, and it’s only Garrett that is not highlighted in the news. However, this situation won’t last long, it’s just a matter of time. And when this moment comes, Garrett will start to groan as Chinese will take everything – both the pinpointers and renowned Garrett ACE devices. Continue reading
See the photo report: opening the Garrett ATX metal detector. The owner of this machine wished to change its appearance – to provide himself with a new shaft, another coil, and to insert the battery compartment as well as the control box into the metal housing. Continue reading
Metal detector homemade shafts almost always look terrible… But this option surprises with its simplicity and execution. Its exterior appearance is not inferior to the original factory shaft. At the same time this one is convenient and reliable. See the photo: a perfect homemade shaft for a metal detector. Continue reading
XP large coils have the shaft attachment positioned ‘off centre’. And the meaning of this accessory is to have the shaft (its attachment point) located in the middle of the coil. See the photo: an adapter on XP large coil. Continue reading