Here’s a pictorial report of the Garrett GTI 2500 teardown for repair. What’s inside the electronics housing. What microcircuits are used in this machine. Everything is seemingly based on modern technology, but still, the Garrett GTI 2500 is definitely the device from the past. I wish you all happy hunting without breakage! Continue reading
Watch the video: a White’s MXT Pro recovery speed test. It’s not a simple test, but a nail board one. By applying this test, it’s possible to compare a few metal detectors. Continue reading
Here are the Fisher CZ-3D and Teknetics Omega 8000 machines being tested on their ability to separate close together targets. The comparison test is being conducted with the stock coils, in a Monte’s Nail Board Test format. It’s a really difficult test for metal detectors. Continue reading
In my opinion, a White’s TRX pinpointer isn’t usable enough as, for instance, a Garrett Pro-Pointer is. The White’s TRX doesn’t complete a full 360° detection area – providing a tip only detection. There are also other opinions, though… Watch the video: White’s TRX vs Garrett Pro-Pointer. Continue reading
How to insert the rechargeable batteries into the metal detector is a topic of interest that is really useful for those who are a little bit handy. Believe me, in five years a metal detector without rechargeable battery will be like a cell phone with batteries nowadays. Charging a rechargeable battery is cheaper and easier than buying the ordinary ones. Here’s a photo report: rechargeable batteries in the Garrett 1350 battery compartment (the same thing goes for the Garrett GTI 1500 and Garrett GTI 2500 detectors). Continue reading
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