Who said that only grown-up uncles and aunts should be cops? The guys from Bounty Hunter (1st Texas Products, they control almost a third of the entire metal detector market in the world and own the brands Bounty Hunter, Fisher and Teknetics — good devices at their prices) have long been on the cutting edge and now they are producing metal detectors for kids too! No, it’s a cool idea, in fact, it’s an interesting activity for children, as long as they don’t have to sit on tablets and phones, and for parents, peace of mind — let the children run around in the fresh air. What kind of device is this? Let’s take a closer look.
A small digging stick that weighs a little, runs on several AA batteries that fit in the handle (an interesting solution), has discrimination, a depth indicator, battery charge level and a graphic indicator of three pictures. I would give the Nobel Prize for such a decision:
Why do you need some kind of VDI indicator, keep three pictures and rejoice! Sad emoticon — we don’t dig, we move on, thoughtful and questioning — Let’s dig in and check, smiling — we dig without a doubt (and we’ll dig a plug, haha!).
The guys from BH also prepared a small video, only in bourgeois, but in principle everything is clear from the picture:
When I watched the video, I even came up with a cunning plan. Once my son grows up a little, the whole family can go to the beach and while my wife and I are sunbathing, let the son run along the beach and lift his walker. And «children for ice cream, and flowers for the woman» — everything will work. On a normal beach, if you come to sunbathe more often in the evening, then you will definitely earn money for a new Sony Playstation and gain some money, and maybe even pick up a couple of rings.
Yes, the lightest and simplest detector — You don’t even have to strain your head. Interestingly, Nel will release a separate reel for such a toy? 😉
Good cop, comrades! If you don’t know what you can lift on the beach, then this post will give you some motivation. And if you need to know more about how and what they dig on the beach, then this post is for you.
