Luis

I think it's from Ukraine

You could contact SeaGhost; they might be interested in making the casing for the Impulse.

Recently, a Fisher F75 was listed on a buy-and-sell website, and the manufacturing date caught my attention. I thought it was no longer manufactured and that the units currently being sold were simply leftover stock.

At those depths, the only thing that would help you would be a ground-penetrating radar.

What's the difference between the Intronik and the Intronik Pro? And is there also a price difference between the two?

In the end I opted for the original second-hand Nokta coil

Has anyone tried one of these coils? According to the ad, it seems to be compatible with the Nokta Legend. And the price is tempting. https://a.aliexpress.com/_Ey2B7oC

I was looking at a Fisher distributor here in Spain and it seems they have the Fisher Impulse in stock. If I remember correctly, it couldn't be sold in Europe due to the high cost of certification or something like that. I'm posting this here in case there are any other members here in Europe who might want to buy it.

You beat me to it, Simon. I saw it and was thinking of sharing it here 😃. Very good depth for the size of the piece.

This is nothing new, knowing Minelab's policies. I'm 100% sure that the decision not to use aptX LL is so we have to pay extra, and of course, at a higher price, just because it's Minelab.

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Unfortunately, much damage has been done to archaeological sites in antiquity, and it's easier to prohibit than to legislate. A new draft law on archaeological heritage was introduced some time ago, prohibiting metal detectors for amateurs, but allowing them on some beaches with prior authorization from the administration, valid for one year and then requiring renewal. This only applied to certain beaches. This arrangement lasted for a few years until the beginning of this year when a new law was passed, completely banning them. Now they're hiding behind the issue of underwater archaeological heritage. But when it comes to draining a beach that has lost its sand and using excavators, nothing happens.

Be careful in the region of Spain where you use it. Here in Andalusia, it's been completely banned recently.

This video shows the new Nokta gold detector a little better alongside the Legend 2.

It seems the manticore performs just as well, or even better, in some circumstances. That's what I'm reading on the forum.