If the coil ears break down – is this a verdict? I think yes. But one can try doing something. See an option. Here’s a metal detector coil repair – the new ears taken off a baby carriage. 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
Have you ever seen a metal detector with a folding shaft? When the machine unfolds like a pocket knife? Take a look at this one, it’s really unusual and interesting. Maybe this idea will inspire you to invent more sophisticated tricks – for instance, to make a unit with two shafts (that kind of thing already exists). Continue reading
Since 2013, some Garrett ACE models have been coming with a strengthened armrest. If you apply large coils, the armrest will break down first; therefore, you should watch it (or buy a strengthened one at once). See the photo report: a Garrett ACE AT strengthened armrest. Continue reading
Applying large coils to your metal detector, first of all, you put at risk the armrest. It of all others is receiving peak load from the opposite end of the shaft. I’ve begun to use a metal armrest on my Garrett. Watch the photo report, metal armrest for the detector. Continue reading