Secon Detectors, any info???

[DIGDIG]

Anyone own one, opinions please. Thanks!!

 

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[Old California]

I recently bought the Secon Trex 204 model, It's a German made detector and Secon's newest Land model using old TR technology only high performance with much better stability over the old TR detectors of yesterday. Plus, Has audio discrimination running in all metal and has a (SAT) Self Adjusting Threshold to boot.

I like it, Being an old time TR user this is by far the most powerful TR I have ever owned. The only thing is it operates on 14kHz instead of 100kHz so it looses some see through iron abilities but gets very small finds comparable with today's faster processing detectors, And gets comparable depths with today's top end detectors as well.

Not a detector for those not used to using old TR technology, I would say about 95-98 percent of today's users would hate this machine and dis-guard it after a few tries.

Paul (Ca)

 

[liftloop]

cool looking detector.

 

[Old California]

Liftloop,

That it is a cool looking metal detector, And a detector not commonly found here in the USA.

Recently, Added on a momentary push button on the handle to activate the iron filter instead of continuously reaching down and pulling the iron filter knob, What this does it quickly checks the signal for me if I need more information determining if the signal is iron or not.

Over all, I like this German made detector.

Paul (Ca)

 

[Daedalus]

I like this one , I will to do some research on this type and brand , it Looks like a type I used in the late 70's early 80's . Bought and used while in Germany .

 

[U.K. Brian]

There's a new Polish detector that should be on the market in a months time. Very good price and offers discrimination in the all metal mode, adjustable recovery speed, excellent iron rejection etc. Good price too!

This runs at 16 kHz and would be more acceptable to people who have only used modern motion designs. Unfortunately the U.S. manufacturers threw the baby out with the bathwater when motion became the fashion. Europe continued to develop and improve the older design's.