How about this one??? Dominator from Poland

As long as everyone's getting interested in what detectors are being made in Europe, how about this one?







[www.armand.pl]

DeepTech Vista X with 3 search coils.
Works for me

These sell for $360 usd ? I must be doing something wrong in the currency converter.

I wonder if it is multi-toned? Low tone-ferrous.......hi tine-non ferrous. Good heavens, America is being left out in the cold. I just HATE for stuff to get held up at the New York Customs for weeks and weeks. It is hard to make impulse buys when the shipping times are weeks away. LOL But it looks like a good one!!! Something else to research.
I'm starting to see a lot of new names logged in!!! This place is getting popular.

Nice looking unit. Looks well built. Any experience with it Sven?

Hungarian Wrote:
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> These sell for $360 usd ? I must be doing
> something wrong in the currency converter.

$649.00

DeepTech Vista X with 3 search coils.
Works for me

ozzie Wrote:
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> Nice looking unit. Looks well built. Any
> experience with it Sven?


Sorry no, but if you view the website using Firefox, google will translate the site into English and it tells all about them.
Try this

[www.armand.pl]


A few years ago I researched overseas detectors so I could add the links to my website to show people there is a lot going on outside the US.
Here's a good link to show even more. [metaldetectings.com]

DeepTech Vista X with 3 search coils.
Works for me

A while back saw a video of a organized hunt in England....Indeed many U.S. detectors being used but saw some I have never seen so the hobby is world wide especially overseas where the real old targets are being had..Don't know how U.S. patents work but can easily see where foreign companies can use our technology.
Heck even US companies do it as always remember years ago Tesoro rep selling an XLT that they probably purchased to see what make it tic. Guess you could call it friendly competition and yes many U.S. companies have patented their units....

Wow, I like the look of this one.
It might work no better than a turd on a broom stick but it looks nice.
Small coil for it?
Those air tests....don't look outstanding but not good with metric system.