Today we'll post impressions of the "DOC" Jim Ramski on this metal detector is widely used in the U.S..
I went from about a year from the Tracker IV BH Pioneer 505.
I bought out of curiosity to try it, and I was lucky prayers, because the box was broken a further discount, so I have it sold for less than $ 200 (The box was barely wrinkled).
I immediately tested at the local playground, I had cleaned up a couple of days before and beyond any expectation I have found pennies 8 5 / 4 and 1C that I left behind in the T-IV.
The target ID and Toni have enabled me to discriminate very well make me dig up the garbage and even hundredths of a deeper copper and zinc, which are usually badly eroded and difficult to identify.
E 'without doubt a very light and powerful machine, the ECJ considered I found 3 rings sterling charms and 2 in one week, the Notch Auto is convenient and useful to cut what does not concern us, but of course you may lose some dime interesting because of the large proportion of signals that are cut. The Notch
works better if you dedicate some time to set it using the actual items you want to delete (there the DVD that explains how to exclude unwanted metals).
sensitivity and depth are very good, I found many coins under 10 inches, not to mention the aluminum cans. My favorite setting is the Auto Notch, which is very very good results and "turn it on and go" because you do not have to set anything.
depth indicated on the display is not real, in fact, many items can be reported more profound than they really are.
The tones are clear, ranging from metal to metal and are very easy to identify once you get used to personally listen to the tones that most ID or depth on the display.
In total we say, the price and features make this machine a great tool for beginners and for advanced searchers. It 'like the Garret Ace 250, but has a better definition, it is easier to use, especially for novices, and unlike the garrett offering two-year warranty the bounty hunter he has five.
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