Opening the XP Gold Maxx Power for repair (housing)
It’s often thought that analog and semi-analog metal detectors are very simple. There is even an inside joke among detectorists – about the coil connected directly to the headphones. And there are people who believe in this joke, “as it’s the analog machine, isn’t it?” It is not the case actually. A present-day detector, even if it’s the analog one, should be based on modern technology, which can’t be simple in any case. Let’s take a look at the XP Gold Maxx Power that was opened to be repaired: the electronics housing. This pictorial report will surely help someone solve a problem with his device. I wish you all hunting without breakage! Continue reading
Custom pinpoint mode. XP Deus tips & tricks
The XP Deus metal detector is so cool that in its search programs it is possible to create a pattern… which will work as a pinpoint mode. I am not aware of any other machine capable of repeating this. Continue reading
XP Deus Shaft Complete Disassembly with a hammer. Tips n’ Tricks
The XP Deus owners don’t know one simple trick for extending the life of their machines. You shouldn’t leave the shaft camlocks clamped when not in use. Otherwise you will need to replace the little black inserts inside the locks very soon. But do you know how to reach these pieces? Here’s a very useful video to watch: complete disassembly/assembly of the XP Deus shaft. Continue reading
XP Deus silicone wristband
There have been the owners of the XP Deus WS4 package – deprived of their due share, without a central control box. And the manufacturer has released a needful accessory – silicone wristband, in which the headset control pod can be inserted. It’s wrist-wearable, like a watch. Continue reading
XP Deus deep nozzle. Expected NEW 2015
XP Metal, the French manufacturer, is following its practical way… Why should they make an underwater metal detector? It is easier to produce an underwater kit for the already existing XP Deus. The same goes for a deep search: they will add a nozzle and will get a deep seeking detector. From hearsay, in 2015 we’ll see a new product – a deep nozzle for the XP Deus (and wireless, of course). Continue reading
