Jacza

Tracking on Deus 2 works well because the ground ID is not updated immediately, but adjusted slowly. With the Multikruzer it was different, the ID was always jumping around. I prefer tracking because I think the detector works best (has best depth) when the measured and set ground ID are the same.

I don't expect too much from this multifrequency machine. With the Kruzer and Anfibio series (I own a Multi Kruzer) NM has even not managed to implement a simple noise filter, so 3 tone mode with 14 kHz is working good, but all other modes suffer from chattering (also 5 and 19 kHz) on normal conditions. It's so bad that you won't use these modes in the long run. And in 3 tone you can only work above gain 90 because below there is an hidden "ultra fast" mode which has less depth.

If you look to the Racer series, the Impact, the Kruzer, Anfibio and Simplex, it looks like they wrap up the same technology and sell it again and again as a new machine but in the core it's always the same without real improvement. I was so shocked when one year after I buyed the Multi Kruzer the similar Anfibio with some more features came out. Until today I don't understand it, because the Kruzer has an online update feature (which was highly promoted) and I have not seen a new update for a long time. In other words it's one of these useless features you pay for, but from which you have expected more. I don't want to complain, the Multi Kruzer has a good choice of coils and makes good finds, but only this one 3 tone mode (with gain above 90) is really usable and maybe I would have also been happy with an only 14 kHz Racer.

Hello,

I used the F11 for 3 years and was very happy with it. It was a simple, easy to use and solid machine. I made a lot of finds with it and had less problems with iron like now with an advanced detector. After some months I upgraded it with a NEL Tornado coil and the depth performance was amazing good.

Best Regards

Jacza