The Makro Multi Kruzer is powered by a built-in battery. Plus, you can plug an external battery pack for AA batteries into the device. The battery compartment is mounted under the armrest and is surely completely waterproof. Here are the photos and price of the accessory. Continue reading
Here’s a photo review of disassembling the Garrett Z-lynk wireless system kit. There are two parts to this system: the Garrett WT-1 (transmitter) and Garrett WR-1 (receiver). Continue reading
In comparison with the Minelab CTX 3030, the electronic components of the XP Deus are at the calculator level. How is that possible? Just look at it! It’s beyond my understanding how the XP Deus could become a top metal detector. Continue reading
If hellish trash happens in a metal detecting world, it’s almost always connected with XP. And it will get even worse – the manufacturer is preparing a revolution in the class of very cheap machines. There is a scary tale to tell among the XP Deus owners… Once upon a time, one guy installed the XP GO Detect app on his smartphone. And a miracle happened! Continue reading
Commenter E.T. suggested that perhaps a new White’s MX7 (2017) might come with a White’s MX Sport circuit board. A logical suggestion, but turns out there is another surprise inside… How can it be possible the new product 2017 has the 2015 marks? Continue reading
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