Luis

I don't think this machine is made for diving or even looking waist-deep in water. At that depth it costs a lot even outside the water, I can't imagine what it would be like inside.

I would like one to come to Spain

I would like one to come to Spain

I leave here the link of ALIEXPRESS https://a.aliexpress.com/_BfiFTdIA

I have made mine by buying an axis in ALIEXPRESS and bought them from the partner who makes them in a 3d printer

I have a practically new platypus used only once, but it's double d. if you are interested

The coiltek 8” x 12” platypus coil could be worth it, since it is filled with epoxy resin

After trying several reinforcements and lasting very little, I have found one that has nothing to do with the others. The person who makes them is an aeronautical engineer. I leave you some photos in case anyone is interested. I have been using it for several months and I can recommend it. It also makes more parts, such as armrests for different crutches, the part for catching the coil, parts for mounting the electronics on different crutches, etc.

Where's that poll?

I just got an email about a Garrett survey, aside from what the type of hunting is done, you are also asked what are the qualities you would like in a detector and coil types. It seems what they want the opinion of future buyers. https://garrett.com/metal-detector-survey

Patents if I'm not mistaken at 25 years old have to be released. I think that is the case. I have no doubt which garrett has come up with his own technology. It's just another way of looking at it since there's been speculation about the patent

i wonder if i could be using the improved fbs technology. I think that Minelab would not have to pay anything if it were. I wouldn't mind buying an Apex knowing that the multi-frequency it uses is fbs with some improvements and light weight having an equinox. We all know how well that technology has behaved, especially on the beach

Thanks for the answers. One of the reasons I asked why it seems that the Vanquish beach mode is also the equinox beach 1 mode. That way it doesn't work well on the beaches which I usually go to. I can't use the beach 1 mode in the wet sand and much less put the dish in the water, however with the beach 2 mode there is no problem. that's why the question.

I have the equinox 600 and I was wondering if it is worth buying the Vanquish 440 as a backup. The use I would give would be exclusively for the beach. If anyone has it, I would appreciate it if they told me how it goes on the beach. Thank you

Could it be tin?

Tenerife is a volcanic island

Thank you LE.JAG for bothering to put the subtitles in Spanish. Great find

I'm sorry for what happened to Rick, but I'm glad it has already been fixed. Prospecting is in the background. first you have to look for yourself

They are coins from here in Europe. Its appearance seems to be copper, but nothing is further from reality. Its material is highly ferrous and as I have put in the photo when they get lost on the beach they are not worth even for the legal course. When I had TDI SL you had to dig it if you wanted to recover gold and it was frustrating to make 12 or 13 inch gaps and get that out. The beaches of southern Spain what I live in are full of these coins

Thank you Alexander for answering the questions we are asking. Many engineers from other brands should learn from you

even if they are rotten alexander?

Thanks Alexander for that diagram. I was hoping that with the discrimination mode you could discriminate the coins of 1, 2 and 5 cents. Around here most of the beaches are full of these coins that are useless, not even for the legal course, as they deteriorate greatly. I leave an example of how those coins come out

That of 12 did not bring

With my tdi sl if I wanted to get gold on the beach I had to take out the coins of 1, 2 and 5 euro cents. I would like to know if the fisher could discriminate? I ask because the video I think is recorded in France