Garrett at Pro Metal Detector, Multi-Colour, One Size

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As with any other Minelab machine, the X-Terra Pro functions brilliantly on land, but it’s the beach where this machine is really making waves (see what we did there). You can use this metal detector on any terrain. Apart from the beach, it is also ideal for both dry and wet conditions. The all-terrain design creates more versatility when hunting for relics and treasure. Obviously, your choice will depend on how seriously you are taking metal detecting and your available budget. The more expensive metal detectors have more features to enable you to find more things, but they may be too costly for someone who is not sure how much they will use the machine.

The Minelab Excalibur II is designed for hardcore enthusiasts who want to take a metal detector on their snorkel or (more likely) scuba dive. Equipped with BBS multifrequency technology designed specifically to detect in saltwater or mineralized conditions, the Excalibur 2 detects in 17 frequencies simultaneously. (For comparison, the above Vanquish 440 scans on just five.) The Sensitivity of this metal detector can either be increased or decreased depending on the level of ground mineralization in that particular area. Features and Performance of the Treasure Pro 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. Look out for information about whether the coil of the metal detector is waterproof. If it’s not, you might be better off looking for a different model.

But on dry ground it's amazing! This and the AT gold have both found me great gold. Really good depth and sensitivity on dry land. Oh and get the small coil that comes with the AT gold, it works amazing for parks and trashy areas. I was expecting a bigger longer box but it came in a smaller square box n you got to put it together, it is easy to put together n easy to use after you read the instructuons, make sure to ground balance each time before use

The VDI target numbers are a great feature for those wanting to know what they might be hunting. It is a function that lets the AT Pro display what type of object it thinks it has discovered, displaying an ID number that correlates with the item, such as a coin or piece of gold. I love fishing and I can tell you I bought many equipment that still work perfect and compete with most rinomate brands. There are two available frequencies: 12.5 kHz and 17.5 kHz. They can only be used one at a time, and therefore this is not a true multi-frequency detector. In non-motion mode with the specially-designed T100 coil, you can detect as deep as 4 meters.

The new features of the Garrett AT Pro are what have made this machine such a great all terrain machine, when Garrett have designed and manufactured the AT Pro they clearly have wanted it to be a metal detector that works anywhere no matter what. You should not plan to bring a large shovel when using your metal detector in public places, as local authorities and property owners generally frown on people digging large holes in parks and yards. (It’s also illegal in some jurisdictions, even when metal detecting isn't.)

I appreciate all the help you have given people on here and am hopeful you might be able to help us too. It also comes with an auto ground balance, so you can still take advantage of the feature without needing to know specific settings. With the push of a button, the AT Pro distinguishes false signals to increase accuracy – just hold the button, wait for the buzzing noise to stop and then the ground balance is in effect. In addition, the Iron Audio also allows you to adjust the mid-tone's range to include all targets higher than the point of discrimination. You can effectively adjust the cut-off point between the low-tone, audio-discriminated trash targets and the mid-tone audio targets. This feature of the Garrett AT Pro metal detector works in both the Garrett standard and pro audio modes. The Garrett AT PRO comes with two included accessories to make your metal detecting experience faster, easier, and more convenient. These accessories include a set of MS-2 headphones, as well as an 8.5” by 11” PROformance DD Search Coil.We don’t sell metal detectors here so you can rest assured that the advice we will give you is totally unbiased. If you want the newest technology, in an easy-to-use, waterproof detector, then grab the X-Terra Pro today. What I would suggest you do if you are trying to find the best metal detector for you personally is take a pen an One of the true advantages of the Treasure Pro is the automatic adjustment to the surrounding ground mineralization and it works particularly well over most normal soils. 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.