Hal2k
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- Dec 9, 2016
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- Location
- Blountsville, Al
- Detector(s) used
- Equinox 800, Garrett AT Max, Garrett AT Pro, with stock coil
AT PRO Pointer, NEL Storm coil, Garrett 5 X 8 coil, 9 X 12 Garrett concentric coil, Nel 6.5 x 9 coil for the Max
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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I had a wobble in mine not long after purchasing, called MineLab they ask that I return the middle shaft. Before I returned the shaft, I made a drawing of the shaft alone with measurement’s so I could compare when the replacement was received. After receiving the replacement shat checked against my drawing and found that there was a slight difference in the two shafts this seemed to be enough to take care of the wobble, that was in April I believe have not had any problems since.
My biggest concerned today is the leaking problem I keep hearing about. So far, I have not dunked my under water yet. I do have a question about the leaking problem, after watching couple You Tube videos of a guys that said their Nox’s filled with water both these guys had aftermarket waterproof head phones. One guy had put silicone sealant on to keep water out, that I have to scratch my head and say why? If they are waterproof why put sealant on the connections, I have noticed there are some dealers that now have the waterproof head phones made by MineLab, I have to wonder if some of the leaking is happing due to third party head phone makers. Some of the third parties head phones are less expensive the MineLab phones. I’m reluctantly to dunk my 800 but in some ways, I would like to dunk it just to make sure it does not leak because I’m planning on purchasing the waterproof head phones from MineLab. For me the Nox has been a great machine out it out performs my Garrett AT Max I hardly ever use the Max.
Would like to hear your thoughts.
My biggest concerned today is the leaking problem I keep hearing about. So far, I have not dunked my under water yet. I do have a question about the leaking problem, after watching couple You Tube videos of a guys that said their Nox’s filled with water both these guys had aftermarket waterproof head phones. One guy had put silicone sealant on to keep water out, that I have to scratch my head and say why? If they are waterproof why put sealant on the connections, I have noticed there are some dealers that now have the waterproof head phones made by MineLab, I have to wonder if some of the leaking is happing due to third party head phone makers. Some of the third parties head phones are less expensive the MineLab phones. I’m reluctantly to dunk my 800 but in some ways, I would like to dunk it just to make sure it does not leak because I’m planning on purchasing the waterproof head phones from MineLab. For me the Nox has been a great machine out it out performs my Garrett AT Max I hardly ever use the Max.
Would like to hear your thoughts.