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Well, it's been a week so that plane must be flying all around the world with the U.S. as the last stop. Or maybe it is just a little Cessna and they take a few then have to go back and get some more then they deliver those and go back to get some more and on and on.

Good deal. At least they have landed in the U.K. and it won't be long now for you. I think phrunt said he would have his this week. Hope it is in the mail to him already.

So, your UK dealer has received his shipment of Manticores? Or they are on the way from the UK distributor? Do you know how many he received?

Digalicious, I think you are going to have to wait until some users have the Manticore in hand to know precisely how the Target Trace helps them beyond sound and TID numbers. Or you will need to try one and see if it is helpful to you. Maybe you will just be happy with sounds and watching TID numbers. And, of course, the Target Trace screen is not the only advantage that the Manticore brings to the table.

I might think the target ID is jumping around and decide to not dig an "iffy" target where the screen might show me that this is actually two objects smearing the TID. Realize I don't have a Manticore in hand and am only speculating that this will be valuable to me.

I'm sure others here much smarter than I will give you a better explanation. But for idiots like me, my ears aren't good enough to distinguish two targets vs one target jumping around and I often can't tell that the TID jumping back and forth is doing so between two (or more) targets or just one inconsistent target. The Target Trace will solve that problem for me in most cases by showing me two distinct targets or a ferrous target smeared into a good target. Also, the TID is the X scale on the screen left to right. But there is no TID for the ferrous ID on the Y scale (up and down). The Target Trace screen is showing you both scales together to improve your understanding of the target(s) under the coil. That's just my 2 cents.

What's in the Manticore box? I do see a manual in this one.

This must be in Australia. I see green plants out the window and this guy isn't dressed for cold weather.

They are starting to get their Manticores in Australia. Europe and the U.S. are still baren.

If detectors could only give us specific gravity of targets. That info might be in their EMF somehow. Sorry, I was day dreaming there for a minute.

I don't know how populated your beach is but it looks like the Manticore is working well for you with very little trash.

Its another example of a Detector Forum website that could use Steve H. to come over and setup a modern forum structure for them.

Not only that but the shaft/coil connection is different. The Nox has the ears on the coil and the Manticore has the ears on the shaft. (Advantage Minelab - buy new coils)

Minelab would love it if everyone replaced their 800 with a 900, ordered a Manticore and saved up enough money to buy the new CTX 4040 that's coming. I think I will just stick with my Legend and Manticore when it arrives. I've only got two arms to swing these toys.

Gerry, you will let us know when you track down where those Manticores for the U.S. market are at, won't you? I can imagine my little Manticore as it rides heavy seas in the Pacific Ocean wondering if it will ever make it to its new home in Texas. The 40 foot container holds him and many other little Manticores all wondering if they will make it to their new homes in a distant land. Or will their container simply slide off the back of the ocean going transport in stormy seas to be lost forever.

Where are the U.S. Manticores? On a slow boat from Singapore or Malaysia? Has anyone seen one yet or know how close they are? I hope it isn't like ordering something from Asia on Amazon. That often can take one to two months.

Someone will run a test on those little wadded up or folded up pieces of aluminum foil we all find. Those are worse than pull tabs. Sometimes my pinpointer says there is a little piece right there and I still can't see it.

I hope Nokta doesn't go out of business. The competition spurred the creation of the Manticore and new Equinox models. Plus I, and many others here, have a Legend in our stable of detectors and would rather the company stick around even though we have ordered Manticores.

First video of the Manticore tested on aluminum foil.

Maybe you could have someone make an extended lower rod.

Maximum Extended length of the Manticore is 1440 mm / 56.7 inch

Just a couple weeks ago it looks like Minelab sued Nokta for patent infringement. https://dockets.justia.com/docket/pennsylvania/pawdce/3:2022cv00211/293964

Now, if we could just get our hands on the detector!

OK then. I guess no one in the states has received a Manticore they ordered,

Here is a Manticore park hunt video. This guy seems to be just learning TID's so I'm guessing he is NOT a Minelab tester, yet he has a Manticore in hand!