The Minelab X-Terra 305, Minelab X-Terra 505 and Minelab X-Terra 705 machines look different than they used to. Whether these are good changes or not, that’s for you to decide. However, it can be said right now that these ones happened because it was to the manufacturer’s interest to do so. No one asked you and isn’t about to start now. We give, you buy. Continue reading
MarsMD has released coils for the Makro Kruzer and Makro Multi Kruzer detectors. The entire lineup consists of 5 models, with a 7 DD sniper at one end and a giant 15 DD Goliath at the other end of the line. These are capable of operating at any frequency chosen using the detector’s controls. Plus, possess their absolute advantages such as, for example, a reduced weight. It’s an extremely important factor while hunting with your metal detector – with your arm got tired you’ll be left without finds. Or, as another example, their reliability. And don’t forget about the price. Do you think MarsMD coils cost more or less than Makro’s original ones? Continue reading
Nobody will argue that the Garrett AT PRO has been able to win its place in the history of metal detectors. Having taken this place, it set a new vector for MD hobby development. It was the Garrett AT PRO that launched an era of amphibian machines. However, the legend has become a bit outdated, so the manufacturer has made some changes to it. These are surely very important improvements – new owners (they and they alone) will forget about suffering most acute problems. Well, do you want to see an updated Garrett AT PRO? Continue reading
The Minelab Equinox 800 unit is still impossible to buy. However, some treasure hunters are posting multiple photos of their outings and finds that have been surely made with this machine, and even photos… of the Minelab Equinox 800 dismantling. Maybe this detector has already gone on sale, though we aren’t aware of it? Continue reading
MarsMD has released a new coil – 7 DD. It’s the round sniper small-sized versatile one for different search tasks – while dealing with high-trash areas, sweeping the attics, basements, hunting on beaches or around the rocks, as well as in harsh and electrically noisy environments, where other coils won’t be able to work. Continue reading
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