Here’s a photo review of the Teknetics T2 teardown. It’s an original, not Chinese made, machine. The peculiarity of the T2 unit lies in the fact that Chinese are producing the Teknetics T2 copies that are hardly distinguishable from the originals. It’s also very hard to spot the differences in electronics (but still possible). Continue reading
Here’s a photo review of the Golden Mask Deep Hunter teardown. It will come in useful if you have to repair your machine yourself. See what’s inside the detector, how to open the housing and reach the circuit board. I wish you all happy hunting without breakage! Continue reading
Why does a pinpointer give false responses? One of the most common problems is the antenna thrown off balance and hanging loose inside the probe. Some treasure hunters offer an unexpected solution… namely, to poach the device in simmering water. Continue reading
A female headphone jack on the back of the control box is not always convenient in practice. The only thing worse than this one is an output jack on the side of the housing. The perfect place is when positioned on the shaft. See the photo report: a headphone jack at the top end of the shaft. The waterproofing quality has remained constant. Continue reading
In as little as one year of hunting with the Garrett ACE 250, there appears to be a small problem – loose connections of shafts. The best solution is to put the locking collars taken from other detector. See the photo: Garrett ACE 250 with Garrett AT PRO locking collars. Continue reading