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Tenderfoot
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- Minelab CTX3030, XP Deus, Garrett AT-Pro
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Haven't been this excited over a new machine in quite some time
Haven't been this excited over a new machine in quite some time
Now the big question. When will the Equinox be available to purchase?
If you actually understand it as a valuable tool I don't understand why you wouldn't understand why folks would still like to have it? It is a valuable tool... Also your analogy of a suicide knob on a selfdriving car makes no sense...
If they're wireless, there's no point in being waterproof, as the water would interfere with the signal.
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wondering if it will have a custom detection screen setup like the ctx ? The ability to select your tones and to accept or cancel specific FE/CO ranges is what I love the most of the CTX, obviously everything in a 3lb detector is greatly appreciated!
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Now the big question. When will the Equinox be available to purchase?
Minelabs are good, and I'll wait, I would like the 800 model, but don't want to buy "kinks", we'll see, it sure does have my interest.And now the dilemma: buy the introductory model or wait for them to work out design and program kinks on a later release. I have not owned a Minelab before - are they typically pretty good with first release models?
That thing IS quick, I watched the same video as you fella's had, and I was VERY impressed. I want to tell you guys though, yesterday just for the heck of it, (doing this had never occurred to me before), I laid out 5 quarters in a row, fired up the AT Pro in zero mode with the small coil, and swung it at my normal speed, it hit clearly on every one, started sweeping faster, and faster, until I was whipping that thing back and forth just like in the video, and really, to my surprise, it did not miss a beat, I NEVER expected that, it would seem, at least in that kind of test, the recovery speed was every bit as fast. Good to know. As to this new Minelab?, yup, I see the 800 model in my future, it would seem to me to take my AT Pro and Minelab Safari and roll them into one, only even better.Damn, that thing is quick. If it's got the depth then they have a home-run machine here with the Equinox.
That thing IS quick, I watched the same video as you fella's had, and I was VERY impressed. I want to tell you guys though, yesterday just for the heck of it, (doing this had never occurred to me before), I laid out 5 quarters in a row, fired up the AT Pro in zero mode with the small coil, and swung it at my normal speed, it hit clearly on every one, started sweeping faster, and faster, until I was whipping that thing back and forth just like in the video, and really, to my surprise, it did not miss a beat, I NEVER expected that, it would seem, at least in that kind of test, the recovery speed was every bit as fast. Good to know. As to this new Minelab?, yup, I see the 800 model in my future, it would seem to me to take my AT Pro and Minelab Safari and roll them into one, only even better.
So with the machines shown being prototypes, I wonder if there is any chance the production models will have the coil wire hidden in the shaft. If they do this on production models, that will seal the deal for me as long as depth checks out OK.
I hope so. I also hope that, with what appears to be a very tall grip/screen, they develop a grip that can be collapsed forward. If it can all collapse down into a backpack, that would be a major plus for me.