Teknetics Liberator Metal Detector

RTR · Feb 28, 2018

I'm thinking of buying one.Before I do anyone here have any pros/cons on it ? Thanks
>> https://www.tekneticsdirect.com/products/metal-detectors/liberator

RTR · Mar 9, 2018

Took the new Liberator out for its first run and.Found a 8" iron spike 1/2" down (that I pounded in the ground 4 years ago).
1) Dime @ 4" down and.
1) quarter @ 7" down.
The coins must of been dropped by the construction crew 4 years ago,who replaced our front sidewalk.
Think I'm gonna like this machine.Had to read the manual a few times to figure out most of the bells & whistles . And I Love how it weighs nothing

hucklburry · Mar 9, 2018

I appreciate you posting and all the replies, I was trying to decide my budget and what to get, and ordered this one today. I tried out an OLD white's, and decided I wanted one to play with, so entry level for me, this should work well. Thanks

RTR · Mar 18, 2018

Took the Liberator out to a local beach,Found these in sand from 2" to 6" down...

RTR · Mar 19, 2018

One hr. ,same beach.Sensitivity set @ 6, and in coin mode.Some coins were five bars down

RTR · May 6, 2018

One week at the beach(Sandbridge Va.)

turned up a lot of junk.But its not the MDs fault,just never walked over "the good stuff".The Liberator is everything and more that I thought it would be

Incredible depth, some of these items were almost 2 feet down (in dry ocean sand) . ALL items found with Sens @ 6 and manual ground @"00 Getting use to the machine I decided to dig All hits.

RTR · May 6, 2018

old brass /copper pieces ,found in 3 separate holes about 10" down.

Take a lifetime to cover the 15 plus mile stretch .

I wish all the beer cans I found were full :occasion14:

Worked the beach area in a grid pattern .About a 30 yard by 50 yard area at a time.Then going on to the next grid.And again,and again.Single 9v. batt lasted as advertised 20 hrs.Love how it weighs nothing.Also my DIY sand scoop worked great