New Minelab Pro-find 40's In Stock, Great New Pinpointers!!

[Rob Allison]

Hi All,

    We just got a large batch of the new Minelab Pro-Find 40 Pinpointers in stock.  You can order at the link below - 

https://www.robsdetectors.com/product/minelab-pro-find-40-pinpointer/

Minelab PRO-FIND 40 Pinpointer

Designed for the complete detectorist, the PRO-FIND 40 pinpointer features increased depth, adjustable 5-level sensitivity, Rapid Re-tune, ferrous tone ID, high visibility and handy lost-alarm. With the PRO-FIND 40 discover coins, rings and gold precisely — on land and under water — with unparalleled depth and speed.

PRO-FIND 40 Includes:

• PRO-FIND 40 pinpointer with speaker and LED flashlight
• Holster
• Lanyard
• 9V PP3 battery
• Multi-language instructions

Finely tuned algorithms and circuitry deliver a solid increase in detection depth by 10% making PRO-FIND 40 Minelab’s deepest and most accurate pinpointer.

Five sensitivity levels enable you to precisely adjust for maximum depth and minimum noise in all ground conditions.

Rapidly re-tune your PRO-FIND 40 to suit your environment at the press of a button, minimising interference in challenging ground conditions.

DIF significantly reduces interference with an operating detector when PRO-FIND 40 is switched off.

FULLY WATERPROOF 3 M (10 FT)
Rugged waterproof design ideal for beach and river pinpointing. The perfect companion for a waterproof detector.

AUDIO & VIBRATION
Audio tones and vibration intensify as the probe approaches the target making recovery easier, especially underwater.

HIGH VISIBILITY — WITH LOST-ALARM
PRO-FIND 40 pinpointer’s bright red handgrip and lost-alarm feature makes it easy to locate your forgotten PRO-FIND 40.

FERROUS TONE ID
Two different responses help you to identify ferrous junk from non-ferrous treasure.

LED FLASHLIGHT
Illuminate targets in lowlight conditions with the bright LED Flashlight to continue the adventure.

HOLSTER & LANYARD
Holster and Lanyard Included.

 

[Ridge Runner]

Stef Digs made a 18 minute video on Pro Find 40 and done a good job of doing it. She stated that the 35 wasn’t going away but will be at a lesser price.

 She done a side by side between the 35 and 40 showing the 40 did have more to offer over the 35 .

 Go draw your own opinion on the Pro Find 40. I don’t spend someone else’s money .

 Chuck 

[palzynski]

Interesting but I wonder why ML still use 9V outdated batteries instead of integrated Iithium batteries which are rechargeable and much more reliable ... !?

[Ridge Runner]

Palzynski

 Like myself due to other family member I haven’t had the opportunity to get out in a while to do any detecting. When this started I wished all my detectors had a battery I could remove.  The trouble with internal batteries you don’t need to let them go flat. After the first year and here came the second I sold everyone.. I even sold my Tarsacci but I sold it because the powers that be wouldn’t come out with a small coil.

 Chuck 

[phrunt]

Changing the battery would need a redesign with USB charging or whatever method along with extra production costs, a paint job and a slight increase in sensitivity was cheap to do and then they've got a new model number to encourage some sales.  I'd be surprised if the increase in sensitivity even catches it up to competitors but sure do want to find out, I love a good pin pointer so if Minelab have made it more stable and increased sensitivity to a point it's a good pin pointer I'd be interested, so if anyone buys one a good solid "customer" review would be nice, I'm certainly not buying one unless it proves itself to be good after the 35 proving itself to be rubbish.

[Ridge Runner]

phrunt  

 I didn’t think anyone was going to stop this world and make it rotate the other way because I wanted it. The same goes with the batteries in the detectors we have now. I’m just saying what I like. I can wish until I’m blue in the face and when it turns red nothing will change.

 When you get past a certain age nobody ask what you think anymore .haha  

 Chuck 

[Gerry in Idaho]

Rob,  I read your post on those pointers and you say "Great new pinpointer".  I am assuming you have been using it and are not having the same issues many of the previous models from them had?

I too enjoy a pointer (especially for coins/relics).  Of all the ones I have used and sell, the failure rate from this brand is just the worst.  I've gotten to the point, I don't even like selling them to my detector customers who actually use their machines.  Yes, the previous models are that bad.

Here's the great thing, at least we are getting another option.  Time will tell.

[phrunt]

4 hours ago, Gerry in Idaho said:

Rob,  I read your post on those pointers and you say "Great new pinpointer".  I am assuming you have been using it and are not having the same issues many of the previous models from them had?

I to enjoy a pointer (especially for coins/relics).  Of all the ones I have used and sell, the failure rate from this brand is just the worst.  I've gotten to the point, I don't even like selling them to my detector customers who actually use their machines.  Yes, the previous models are that bad.

Here's the great thing, at least we are getting another option.  Time will tell.

Appreciate your honesty.

[TexasJackKin]

I know nothing about these, I'm a complete noob to all this, but it sounds like (watching the reviews) that one of the most exciting new features is the "Bold new color!" 🙂

[MSC]

I purchased the 25 and the 35, was/am very disappointed with both. I do have 3 Minlab detectors and like them very much.