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Thanks Steve.  This is excellent info.  

Thanks Steve.  Somehow I knew in my mind that the technology they are describing sounded too good to be true. 

I read a lot of your older posts on the SDC2300 vs the ATX.  I don't want to resurrect an old discussion, but I do have one question as I am new to pulse induction detectors. I have mostly been using VLF detectors. 

On most of the videos I see for the SDC vs the ATX, I noticed both detectors have continuous tones and basically change tones once a target is detected.  Is there a way to squelch out the continuous tones so it doesn't get too annoying (perhaps I will get used to it).  I noticed it more with the SDC 2300 compared to the ATX on most of the videos I've seen. 

I am still likely going to go for the SDC 2300, but the battle in my mind goes on in terms of whether the ATX would be the one I should buy as it seems like a very capable model. 

Now I am thinking of buying both so the conflict in my mind goes away 😆

Hi, I am new to the forum.  Anyone have any experience with this brand of detectors ?

https://uigdetectors.com/en/gold-and-metal-detectors

I am thinking of buying a Minelab SDC 2300, but in my internet search last night, I came across this brand I have never heard of called UIG detectors.  Looks like they have some interesting looking detector technology.  Before I drop money on an SDC 2300, I want to make sure I consider the competition as there may be other reliable and fun technology to experiment with.