Nokta Golden king for 1000 euro

[stavrosgr]

?? ? ?? - ? 1.000 EUR - Car.gr
IS the item of the foto the golden king ngr? And is this suitable for rich in mineral like squartz and rust places, for gold coin detection?
How do you find the price for used item?

 

[stavrosgr]

I am i posting to the wrong section? Why i dont take any answers guys :/

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

That is what picture looks like when I blow it up.... Looks like the image of the Golden King...

https://www.google.com/search?q=Nok...9bbr-nCyAIVwvMeCh2KgwEP#imgrc=mmKdgKKo0xJ3WM:

 

[stavrosgr]

Thanks for the answer.!! Do you might know if this machine will work in my place cause its too mineralized or do you have any other to propose me?

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Thanks for the answer.!! Do you might know if this machine will work in my place cause its too mineralized or do you have any other to propose me?

Got to tell us where you live before I know if it works there....

 

[stavrosgr]

I live in Greece in the western Macedonia the place is a very mineralized mountain with hills and as i mention befor has squartz and rust and i am talking for a very big amount of gold no nuggets or something like this..

 

[landman]

If you decide on a PI or Pulse machine like the Lorenz Z1 great. That should take care of your mineralization. Personally I like the Makro Deep Hunter or Golden King. Yes one of the complaints on the Internet forums has been said that mineralization affects the Golden King. However there are things one can do to assist the detector in it's processing of detecting deeply buried objects. Much of this "mineralization issue" is due to operator error or inexperience.
Here's somethings to do when the machine begins to be affected by the ground. #1 manually ground balancing #2 turning the sensitivity to 70% or even 50%. #3 You can also try turning off your iron so the machine rejects or ignores iron. #4 Swing the machine steady and even 4-8 cm above the ground #5 using the reset switch as ofter as you need it.
Once you believe you found a target, swing and check the spot several times from different angles. If they all check out, dig. Hope that helps.