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The Makro CF77 PRO starts from an excellent carrying bag… A metal detector, 3 coils, and moreover – the bag can be easily worn over the shoulders. I liked it very much, a really useful accessory! Here’s a photo report: what’s in…

My new Minelab Go-Find 40 is disassembled! But this is not the end, it’s just the beginning. As anticipated – no one bolt or metal component inside. See the photo report. I only needed a screwdriver and 5 minutes. There is nothing the…

My new Minelab Go-Find 40 is disassembled! But this is not the end, it’s just the beginning. As anticipated – no one bolt or metal component inside. See the photo report. I only needed a screwdriver and 5 minutes. There is nothing the…

Here’s the Minelab Go-Find 40 metal detector – NEW 2015. Everyone praises this machine for compactness and scolds it for depth. But in very deed, the main disadvantage of the Go-Find 40 is of another kind. Regarding compactness. Yes,…

I’ve tried the Makro Racer in practice. A real metal detector! My pals with the Minelab and Garrett machines are already asking to give them a try on the armrest. See the photo review. A carrying bag from the Makro Racer PRO package.…

I’ve opened the Makro Racer PRO box… Not only the number of accessories is impressive (though there are plenty of them), but I’ve been surprised at unexpected quality of the detector. See the photo report: what’s in the…

I’m trying not to lose respect for Minelab (honestly)… The Go-Find has a slogan “We Change People’s Fortunes!” written. With such NEW products, they had better worry about their fortune. When I take the detector…

There is a special unpleasant thing about Minelab. You open a new metal detector box, start looking inside, and… have the first disappointment. Box in a box. For the first time ever, I saw that from Fisher. Boxes often lose their new look…

See the photo review: Minelab Go-Find 60 metal detector, the top model in the new Minelab series (top one for the time being… or will we see the Go-Find 80 after all?). All about the Minelab Go-Find 60 is collected here (news,…

Continue viewing the details of new Minelab Go-Find metal detector series. Here: non-demountable, square coil, diminutive armrest. See the Minelab Go-Find 40 review. Minelab Go Find 40 with another coil Previous photo review…

Have you seen the upper shaft of the Minelab Go-Find 20? Has it been specially made to accumulate dirt and dust? And how will it be folded up then? See the photo review of the Minelab Go-Find 20 metal detector. The most important advantage…

Here’s a photo review of the Minelab GPZ 7000 teardown. These pictures are provided exclusively to help you in case of the machine repair. Although, taking into consideration the price of the detector, only the super-rich can not shy away…

See the photo report of a new product 2015: Mars Discovery dual frequency coil for Minelab X-Terra 305-505-705 metal detectors – round, DD type, 13 inches. These are the very famous coil ears: the manufacturer ran them over, trampled…

See the photo: what is in the box with a new Minelab Go-Find 60. The sellers are already starting to sing praises of it and tell about magic discrimination. This is a smartphone holder in a plastic bag (wrist-wearable like a watch). Has…

Here’s a photo report of the Fisher F19 teardown. It will come in useful if you have to repair your machine yourself. See what’s inside the detector, how to open the housing, remove the screen and reach the circuit board. I wish you all…

It’s often thought that analog and semi-analog metal detectors are very simple. There is even an inside joke among detectorists – about the coil connected directly to the headphones. And there are people who believe in this joke, “as it’s…