Carl-NC said:
EddieR said:
Nope. I don't care what's inside it. But just for the record, I've never opened up any of my detectors either.
Suppose you bought a $1000 metal detector, and no matter what you did it would not beep when you waved a silver dollar right in front of the coil? Out of curiosity, you open the box and discover that there is an unconnected scrap circuit board inside (from a guitar amp, no less), and the battery is just connected directly to the meter so it moves when you turn the unit on. How would you feel about that $1000 metal detector?
In any case, when I get back to work I will dig up my X-100, and post a photo of what's inside.
Hey, I've seen a lot of fifty cent Chinese components in a number of $1,000 metal detectors. Heck, I have a metal detector that sold through Kellyco, for $10,500, and it has a lot of cheap parts in it. Of course, I only paid $8,000 for it .
How many 20 cent resistors are you responsible for putting in White's nearly $1,000 metal detectors? Do you work for Free

Or, does what White's pay you go into the cost of the detector

If so, Shame on you for ripping off Whites customers with your personal labor charge.
Is the cost of other employees salaries, R&D, manufacturing, electricity, telephone, taxes, insurance, printing, advertising, transportation, and a host of other expenses, included in the price of that $1,000 detector, or is that all Free

Is their the distributors, and Sales merchant, discounts added in the price of the Metal detectors you represent
No responsible manufacturer after spending all the time and money to develop could never maintain a market, or a good reputation, if the product never worked at all, as you seem to claim about Dell's products, and others.
The electronics and meter on the Lectra-search, are a deceptive fasod, added to extract an inflated price for the product. This too often happens,but that is not to say it doesn't work at all. On the contrary, KK clearly stated that is what he used to find the ring. Case closed for rational thinking. No third degree questioning required.
A few years ago I was at Kellyco when they were opening the overseas mail that came in. Three of the letters in one day included photo's of some magnificent Gold artifacts, and gratitude from the purchasers of LRL's, from Kellyco.
Too many big treasures have been recovered with the aid of an LRL, and discoveries made with LRL for you to put Dell, out of business and stop the manufacturing. The precedent for finding, has been established and much of your efforts to stop people from exercising their own good judgement whether to purchase an LRL, is a futile exercise.
So Carl, if you enjoy searching for Treasure, as I do, and you want to have a bit of an edge, I would suggest you give up this pretend scientist farce, and devote a bit of your time learning to use one of the many LRL's you claim to own. Any idiot can remove a few screws to open up an LRL, take a picture, and claim to the world that they don't work because you can't understand how they can, therefore nobody can learn to use them. you can't get any more prejudiced than that. Dell