ANY ONE KNOW WHAT KIND OF DETECTOR THIS IS ?

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Any body have any idea what kind of detector this is picture below.........................Jim
 

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Compass
From what I have read it is not a detector. It supposed to send a charge into the ground to make targets have more sensitivity for your detector.
 

SwampHunter said:
Compass
From what I have read it is not a detector. It supposed to send a charge into the ground to make targets have more sensitivity for your detector.
I thought it was but was not sure............Thanks............Jim
 

Its a funny product because they do work if the ground is damp BUT what it works best for is any ferrous thats around. So on a "busy" site with lots of iron the iron signal is improved so much that the good items get missed due to increased target masking.

I thought it was a Compass product in one of their "bad" periods. It was certainly imported into the U.K. by the Compass distributor of the time.
 

U.K. Brian said:
Its a funny product because they do work if the ground is damp BUT what it works best for is any ferrous thats around. So on a "busy" site with lots of iron the iron signal is improved so much that the good items get missed due to increased target masking.

I thought it was a Compass product in one of their "bad" periods. It was certainly imported into the U.K. by the Compass distributor of the time.
More good info thank all of you......Jim
 

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