XP MI-6 Pinpointer

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You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The XP MI-6 Pinpointer is a high-quality handheld metal detecting tool designed to help treasure hunters and metal detectorists locate small and hard-to-find targets in tight spaces. Sometimes I get through a whole day and it's flawless - other times I end up having to go onto Prog. I like having a rechargeable battery, although it has a unique plug, the end cap needs to be removed to recharge, and is VERY hard to unthread sometimes.

None of the complainers can figure out what this sound is all about, and the instruction manual does not say anything about it. g. control over vibrate, flashlight and volume settings from the RC - easy to do, just they don't seem to have thought about it (and who needs a PP with multiple 'programs' and/or 50 sensitivity levels)!Being an old school, I think that a pinpointer should be just a simple instrument, like a hammer, and an accessory to a metal detector, and not a mini-detector itself.

The MI-4 has one less program, a total of 6, and the MI-4 Sensitivity can not be adjusted in the 1-50 range. During the third hunt with the MI-6, I gave up on the XP holster and began using the Garrett one which is a much better design. Description: The XP MI-6 metal detecting pinpointer is the twin to the currently the most popular pinpointer in Australia, the MI-4, pointer but with some additional features! An anti -Interference system between the MI-6 and the DEUS means that the Deus switches into standby mode when MI-6 is activated and then comes back to on when the MI-6 is switched off.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Since a Li-Po battery of the MI-6 or MI-4 is built-in, it can not be changed in the field when necessary. So, just wanted to weigh in on my thoughts about the MI-6, take em with a grain of salt, just one guys opinion.

There’s nothing out there with this technology if you have an XP Deus or an ORX this is the only way to go. The audio signal from the pin pointer is transmitted directly to the DEUS remote control and headphones. The pinpointer is also compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry around and use for extended periods. and now you can use your MI-6 with all that additional reach (if thats what u like) using any of your other detectors.

Also, if the target is indicated further than 5 cm from the tip of the pinpointer, there is a risk of accidental damaging the target during recovery.