Where can the Chinese get buyers for their Quest Q40? Those who are even remotely on the subject know that this manufacturer currently has a hard time. They passed off a coil made by another manufacturer as their own, they were sued for stealing technology, their tests on gold aren’t successful. Want to see how the Quest Q40 operates on the sea beach? Here’s how the unit reacts to salt and seawater, and how it detects finds in the sea sand. Continue reading
You know what’s a BFO metal detector? How about a new product 2018: a machine weighing around 4 kg, powered by 4 thick batteries but having a $200 higher price that an old one? Let me guess… White’s really hit the spot – it’s the very metal detector everyone dreams about. Bingo! Continue reading
All new metal detectors come with either a straight shaft or a simple curved tube. XP Deus-like stems are becoming a thing of the past. Why? They are expensive to produce. Metal detectorists aren’t willing to pay so much for a stem. You’ll see for yourself: should a cheap XP Deus be launched, it will come with a straight shaft, too. Continue reading
Are you aware of audio discrimination? Minelab has released the novelties 2017 – Minelab Pro-Find 15 and Minelab Pro-Find 35 pinpointers… These products have come a bit late as a new Minelab 35 probe should have been launched in 2015. Anyway, welcome the newly produced units! Continue reading
MarsMD has released its coils for the Nokta Impact metal detector. The model line-up includes the DD elliptical 10?6 Sniper and 13?10 Tiger coils, as well as the large round DD 13 Discovery and 15 Goliath ones. All of the machine’s three frequencies have been taken into account. Continue reading
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