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It is still fun to play around with the capabilities of older detectors.

That's a good hunt there.

I agree and I have both with all the coils.

Many a local Gold/Silver rush was started by speculators salting claim area back in the old days. Nothing new under the Sun, just different people doing it.

From what I have seen on the new Simplex Ultra, it has significantly faster signal processing & power than the current Simplex+. This is in addition to all the extra features and hardware upgrade, If Nokta choses to introduce it as a SSF machine, the modification of the coil may be the bigger delay. Who knows. They could introduce the Base model as a Single frequency unit and offer SSF on the midline & Ultra or just the Ultra. It is all just a guess on my part thinking I have a feel for Nokta's marketing savvy. They aren't about to let Minelab out wit them so easily.

I look for Nokta to release the Simplex Ultra as a Selectable Single Frequency (5,10,15&20kHz) and still match or beat the price of the X-Terra Pro. We will see.

Good to read again. Thanks for posting both again.

Good video. Thanks for linking to it.

Patience. Nokta has followed through on everything I can remember they have stated about their past intentions. I feel sure they will introduce a family of PI detectors that have cutting edge features and be very adaptable to Relic, Saltwater & Prospecting/Gold detecting. The price to value received will be a market changer. I'm as antsy as anyone for it to be announced.

The Vista X is right there too even though it is a sort of hybrid analog/digital process. Excellent headphones are a must.

I have dug those at certain sites. I believe they were used to fasten Slate roofing tiles. The house I lived in as a teenager used those & one of the sites I have found them has a standing Carnegie Library building with original Slate roof.

It's exciting to drive by a familiar place and see fresh dirt. You just never know.

Welcome from East Texas.

Welcome from East Texas.

Welcome to the support group.

That’s a hunt for the memory book.

That is a good start. It is a fun machine because it is so easy to use effectively. Clive's book is good information.

What ever future detector you decide on, I would recommend going with Simultaneous Multi Frequency. That technology handles mineralized ground much better than single frequency.

Perhaps a foot for a furniture leg.

Welcome from East Texas.

Congratulations on your retirement. Enjoy. Welcome from East Texas.

Welcome from East Texas. Sounds like you have a really great piece of ground to learn on.

That is some good old.

I don’t have to deal with snow, but when the ground cover gets ahead of me, I head into the woods.

Welcome from East Texas.