With respect to freely available information, an XP Deus is one of the most ‘non-public’ detectors. You will not find even a disassembly instruction to say nothing of the circuit diagram. Maybe the XP Deus is so good that it never breaks down? See the photos and video: opening the machine, what’s inside. Continue reading
In the course of time, the Garrett AT PRO control box may lose its tight seal. If you don’t want to drown your machine, you should take care of it. Here’s a video: opening the Garrett AT PRO for control box repair. Plus, a photo report of the detector opened. Continue reading
Here’s a photo report of opening the Minelab E-Trac: what’s inside the machine. The report was made not with the aim to repair – the owner decided to make his own changes to the detector’s build. It will be helpful for those going to open the Minelab E-Trac by themselves. Continue reading
See the photo review: what’s in the pinpointer box. I wonder whether the buttons on the top end cap were of the Turkish manufacturer’s special devising. Are these ones more reliable? Continue reading
One does not simply ask $12,000 for a metal detector… But what if? The price for the AKA Intronik STF has become known. Continue reading
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