round in shape and is the cheapest type of searchcoil available. It excels in fast pinpointing as they’re easy With a standard mode for beginners, and a pro mode for when you become more experienced, you can head out as soon as you’ve inserted the batteries yet continue to improve your experience as you learn. It can take a little while to get used to the different sounds and what they mean, but many users find that after 10 – 50 hours they’ve got a much better understanding of how to get the most out of this metal detector. For the first time Garrett has included a target ID scale. The Garrett AT Pro includes a digital target identification system to give you the specific target value. This will help you identify buried targets with great precision and ease. All targets are shown on the LCD display by number. Targets that are closest to 1 are the most ferrous (iron). As you go up the scale, the most conductive items come up with numbers closer to 99. From what I have read since they ironed out the issues with the first release a few years ago 99% seem to be very impressed. The digital display shows up to 25cm+ in-depth but from the reports I can tell you that the detector can go deep, this is probably down to the new higher (15 kHz) frequency which also helps detects smaller and thinner items. The GPZ 7000 performs as advertised. It has an improved detection depth by 40% more than the GPX 5000. It gives up nothing to achieve this type of performance as it detects sub-gram and large nuggets from the surface to three foot depths.

My question is can you please comment the follow metal detector, it look pretty able to stand out of the crow with really reasonable price. There is even a new model MD6038, but I was not able to find online. It’s lightweight at only 1.3kg and can be collapsed, or even fully disassembled in a matter of minutes. The Garrett AT Pro metal detector (above) is perfect for coin, jewelry and relic hunting. Garrett AT Pro - Premium Features: Many metal detectors will determine how much iron is present in a potential find, even whilst it’s still in the ground. This is a useful feature to look out for, since items with high iron content are more likely to be nails than ancient coins. It can save you a lot of time in your search if you don’t have to excavate every iron nail you find. The 3-element design is truly unique. Each main component, the searchcoil, remote control, and headphones have independent electronic circuitry. The searchcoil is the detector where the signal processing happens.It can be used straight out the box (as long as you have a 9 V battery ready to go – the battery doesn’t come included), and by using intuition alone you’ll be able to work out how to locate metal like iron. If you want to search for more valuable objects, it takes a bit of getting used to, but the manual is clear and well structured, making the HOOMYA metal detector easy to understand. The beach is regarded as one of the most difficult terrains for metal detecting, due to the saline nature of the environment, but the X-Terra Pro is optimised for this challenge. For many treasure hunters with standard binary audio, junk bottle caps and flat steel washers appear to be good targets. They produce a high-tone target response. This happens because the shape of the bottle cap and the flat surface resemble a coin which fools the detector. With the AT Gold's Tone Roll Audio, however, the bottle cap will produce a very unique response with multiple audio tones. As shown in the illustration above, the bottle cap will yield a distinctive low/high/low response as compared to the coin's unique high-only audio response. The Garrett AT Pro metal detector — which offers many of the same advanced features as the Garrett AT Gold — is engineered for exceptional performance in dry and wet environments. Compare this model and its accessory options to other models that you will see in our recommendations about underwater metal detectors and beach metal detectors. If you are looking for an upgrade from the Treasure Master, then the Treasure Pro is precisely the metal detector to choose.

More treasure, less trash. Adjustable Iron Bias control lets you switch between High (default) and Low. As with most other metal detectors, this model can intelligently distinguish between metal types, removing low-value metals from its search if calibrated to do so. This feature saves time when it comes to detecting and excavating because it becomes clear when something is worth digging up. Plus gets coins way deeper in soil... if you metal detect enough, it will pay off. My first day I pulled a silver Washington quarter and silver Roosevelt dime! The AT Pro comes with four search modes. The first of these is the zero mode, which is your basic all-metal mode just with a slightly different name attached. It doesn’t discriminate any metals and is generally used to find a hotspot. Also included on the LED screen are a depth indicator and a battery life indicator along with a set of icons that show what the target most likely is before starting to dig.provide all-metal detection to 99 Tones and Beach, Deep, and Cache modes. There is also an option to push depth Although I spent most of my career in Lincolnshire, I’m now semi-retired and living in SW France. I have a large plot of land in an area which is renowned for its ‘lost’ Roman villages and the meadow concerned has a spring and many fascinating humps and hollows which suggest that it has been inhabited for over 2000 years; we have found evidence of 4th century burials. I want to explore this are as responsibly as I can, but am worried that the soil is very stony. When the farmers plough nearby fields, they usually walk them carefully in advance and make collections of great slabs of ?limestone which would otherwise ruin their machinery and seem to lie and work their way up from say 50cm under the surface. I’m completely new to detecting and would really value your advice, if I’ve given you enough info to go on. I suppose I’m looking for something which detects as much as possible as deep as possible! Budget is a matter of negotiation between me and Santa Claus, whose arm I am prepared to break to get a good machine. I appreciate all the help you have given people on here and am hopeful you might be able to help us too. Garrett - Pro-Pointer AT Pinpointer Fully waterproof Garrett Pro-Pointer AT Pinpoint Probe for metal detecting.

The X-Terra Pro looks amazing, with its ‘camo green’ coloured control box and arm cup, and a shape which looks like a hybrid between the Minelab Equinox and the Minelab Vanquish. In this illustration, you can see the difference between the binary audio and the proportional audio. Two target scenarios are shown in the example above. The Garrett AT Pro metal detector with binary audio provides a solid, consistent tone for both the surface target and the deep target. Compare this to the pro or proportional type audio response which provides a full signal for the surface target and a diminished signal for the deeper target. With the classic pro audio response, more information is provided. With the classic pro audio mode, the unique target profile or audio response of the target is heard. Try both modes and choose the audio target response that you like the best — customized for your personal preferences. More advanced features, worth looking out for, include sensitivity and ground balancing . These will help distinguish between genuine finds and rubbish in mineral-dense soil.paper and ask yourself some of these questions first, and write down what you are looking for. So for example, a Minelab have re-vamped the old X-Terra series to release a single, cutting-edge switchable, single-frequency detector. This model is easy enough to manage with one arm. There is an armrest that you can strap yourself into to make it less difficult to carry the metal detector around. This comes in quite useful considering that the Whites Treasure Pro does weigh in at 3lbs.