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Regular sale of exhibited and demonstration detectors

Regular sale of exhibited and demonstration detectors

strážce
14399 1
As every year, we also have a regular sale of exhibited and demonstration detectors. Since we will be selling many of them for essentially some residual price, we won't be putting it on the bazaar either, but whoever writes in first will get it. If a detector sells, we will update the article.
How to make a wireless module from ML85 and ML80 headphones

How to make a wireless module from ML85 and ML80 headphones

jaccob
107307 43
As I have recently started to get a lot of suggestions from other colleagues that they would like to have a wireless module like the Equinox 800 on the new line of detectors Minelab Equinox 700/900 , X- terra Pro and Manticore. I decided to come up with a simple rebuild so that the complete electronics from the ML85 and ML80 headsets could be fit into a precisely designed 3D printed box to make a wireless module.
New water leak detector Fisher XLT-100

New water leak detector Fisher XLT-100

Elmara
34315 3
The Fisher XLT-100 water leak detector is a brand new device from Fisher. The detector combines the technology of Fisher-lab. and high reliability.
Up to 1300 years old scramasax with perfectly preserved wooden handle

Up to 1300 years old scramasax with perfectly preserved wooden handle

GM4PRO
27075 2
A scramasax (short sword) dating from the 7th to 9th century was discovered at the bottom of a well in Skälby in southeastern Sweden. Thanks to the mud without oxygen, its carved wooden handle still looks like new. Similar swords have been found in cavalry graves in Västmanland; they were intended for close combat, but their discovery outside of burial is very rare.
3,000-year-old octagonal sword discovered in Bavaria - still shining like new

3,000-year-old octagonal sword discovered in Bavaria - still shining like new

GM4PRO
45337 17
Archaeologists have discovered a sword from the Middle Bronze Age in Nördlingen, Germany. It dates back to the late 14th century BC and is in such good condition that it still retains its original lustre! It is an extremely rare find, not only in its age, shape, material and condition, but also in its undisturbed original context...
Hussar

Hussar

Horasul
45110 9
The hussars are known as a type of cavalry used by several countries ... but how and where did they originate? The hussars originally originated as members of Matthias Korvin's army, specifically as members of his bodyguard. Later they were transformed into light cavalry, which was later used by several countries such as Russia, England, Denmark, France, Prussia, ...
Early medieval rune stone in the kitchen floor

Early medieval rune stone in the kitchen floor

GM4PRO
21152 1
A massive rune stone has been discovered under the linoleum of the kitchen floor of a farmhouse in Mosekær, Denmark. It may be one of the oldest in the country. While the archaeologist didn't see a historical artifact in it, a local detectorist noticed the runic markings after pulling them out...

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