newbie- first detector for Oregon southern coastal region.

Gsa396

Newbie
Jan 4, 2020
2
5
Oregon, Michigan, Arizona
Detector(s) used
2019 Nokta gold kruzer
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Looking for best bang for the buck.

Preferences:
Waterproof (scuba as well?), salt water, sand, river, bedrock applications, looking for gold flakes to nuggets preferably. Iā€™m also donā€™t want to miss jewelry or relics but primarily gold.

Iā€™ve looked at a few models but would like to see options from some pros possibly Familiar with my area. Iā€™ve also been looking at the CIEA CMD military grade unit. Thereā€™s a video on YouTube comparing it to sovereign GT Minelab and it shamed it on buried coins in sand, any Opinions?



Units I thought might be options:
Goldmaster pro
Gold bug 2
Minelab SDC 2300
GB pro
V3i

All suggestions welcome... thank you!
 

Tahts-a-dats-ago

Sr. Member
Apr 30, 2014
254
563
NJ
Detector(s) used
Legend,
Anfibio multi,
Apex,
ORX,
Deus,
Vanquish 440
Equinox 800
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
You can scratch the V3i off the list. Don't get me wrong; I think the V3i is still one of the best machines on the market, but it is NOT waterproof.

Some possible considerations:

Nokta/Makro Anfibio - waterproof to 16 feet (somewhere around there anyway).

Minelab Equinox 800 - waterproof to 16 feet or so.

Whites TDI Beach hunter - waterproof, but not sure to what depth

I don't own/use any of the "possible considerations" so I'll let someone who does know those machines tell you about them.

Fisher has a new salt water machine coming. I don't know much of anything about that machine either.
 

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