A Tesoro Tejon is one of the most popular metal detectors in the Tesoro line. But how do things stand with this device’s ability to separate close together targets? Let’s have a look at a Tesoro Tejon nail board test (a really difficult one): Continue reading
When a metal detector costs more than $2,000, you expect it to be the real search giant. Or can a large manufacturer be forgiven for small problems? Watch the video test. Continue reading
Garrett ACE machines are often criticized for being unable to detect close together targets. But can their competitors pass a recovery speed test? Here’s a video to watch: a recovery speed test of Fisher F44 with the standard coil. Plus, an F44 test with a sniper coil. Continue reading
A Tesoro Vaquero is a usual ground search detector with a small set of features, the new product 2014. But how do things stand with this machine’s ability to separate targets which are close together? Let’s have a look at a Tesoro Vaquero nail board test. 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