Detecting to a depth of 4 meters.......

Anyone have any experience with this unit?

4 meters deep, depending on the soil, so maybe only 1 or 2 meters deep in tough ground.

It's a pulse machine, but still, that is one heck of a claim depth wise.

Dove Instruments

Better bring you backhoe or at least a shovel if true...if you ever dug a foot deep silver with a hand digger you would know what I mean..

Its just a chinese copy of a GPX and nothing else,the early fake copies had not even been Pulse machines they had VLF guts inside.

I can hit a 55 gallon drum at 2 feet plus with many of my detectors... 4 meters is about 12 feet so be sure to check with utilities for the location of underground lines. I just read where a guy wanted someone with a metal detector to check and see if a car he had buried was still there. This would be ideal, but I am fuzzy on why he feels the need to check. Cars don't go zombie, do they?

Past(or)Tom
Using a Legend, a Deus 2, an Equinox 800, a Tarsacci MDT 8000, & a few others...
with my beloved, fading Corgi, Sadie

Looks like they also flog an AT copy.

If,they are simply look alikes with crappy far east VLF innards, that's damn bad business practice. If they are pirate copies using circuit design and firmware stolen from Minlab and Garrett, then they are thieves.

Rick Kempf
Gold Canyon AZ- where there is no gold

Malaysian company. I don't have trust issues....I just know better.

ozzie Wrote:
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> Malaysian company. I don't have trust issues....I
> just know better.

Barry was just there,Malaysia, must be an up and up country.

doc holiday Wrote:
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> ozzie Wrote:
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> > Malaysian company. I don't have trust issues....
> I
> > just know better.
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> Barry was just there,Malaysia, must be an up and u
> p country.

I hope he's not representing the U.S..... as he struts his self important self.....what a douche. Yea, back to politics, sorry gents.

Now where's that video of the WWII Russian tank they found?