Quick on/off pointer?

auminesweeper Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> ghound Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Cheers John, and everyone else for the
> > suggestions.
>
> Here ya go mate this is the one, My last one
> lasted for over 6 years til someone stole it,
>
> John
>
> [www.ebay.co.uk]
> ronic-Pin-Pointer-/231526798560?hash=item35e81294e
> 0:gzUAAOSwymxVJTFe

cheers John, I'm gona order one over the weekend, and there quite cheap, bonus!

ghound Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> auminesweeper Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ghound Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Cheers John, and everyone else for the
> > > suggestions.
> >
> > Here ya go mate this is the one, My last one
> > lasted for over 6 years til someone stole it,
> >
> > John
> >
> >
> [www.ebay.co.uk]
>
> >
> ronic-Pin-Pointer-/231526798560?hash=item35e81294e
>
> > 0:gzUAAOSwymxVJTFe
>
> cheers John, I'm gona order one over the weekend,
> and there quite cheap, bonus!

If you want you can adjust that little sensitivity knob and you can use it to pin point wires or Screws in walls and be within 1 mm,

I have used mine for all sorts of things in the past, they are great but like I said I wish they had put it in the newer housing but apart from that they are great,

Oh and in the Battery compartment there is a switch so you can turn off the bleeping and just have it on Vibrate mode, Ok.

Good luck.

John.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/08/2016 05:36PM by auminesweeper.

"There's yet an even cheaper version of the Bullseye from the China maker "Deteknix" called the HUNTMATE"

Des D Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> "There's yet an even cheaper version of the
> Bullseye from the China maker "Deteknix" called
> the HUNTMATE"

Des that one is almost a dead ringer for the Whites Bulleye II, But it (whites) costs a bit more, They don't say what frequency it uses ? I wouldn't mind getting one of them for a spare,

[www.detectorbits.co.uk]

John.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 09/09/2016 04:16PM by auminesweeper.

John,

I have a 'Huntmate' and, it's not too bad at all!
While shooting a C Scope video all I had in the car on that day was the 'Huntmate' and it was actually pleasurable to just press on and find "the find" and drop it and pick it up again and press again in the search for the elusive target.
No fuss.
Just what's being asked in the Q. I guess by the poster!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/09/2016 06:41PM by Des D.

Des D Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> John,
>
> I have a 'Huntmate' and, it's not too bad at all!
> While shooting a C Scope video all I had in the
> car on that day was the 'Huntmate' and it was
> actually pleasurable to just press on and find
> "the find" and drop it and pick it up again and
> press again in the search for the elusive target.
> No fuss.
> Just what's being asked in the Q. I guess by the
> poster!

Des, the more I hear the more I want One,, and I agree with the OP completely just simple on and off, Some of these pin pointer are getting too complex when there is just no need for it, And I don't hold with this trend of making pin pointers see targets at 4 to 6 inches, Because all of the 3 most expensive PP's all have faults, These cheaper models are all that is needed,

I'm glad you told us about them So thank you for the Heads up on them.

John.