Minelab – tests and reviews

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• Detektor kovů Minelab Manticore 27
• Minelab CTX 3030 metal detector 5
• Minelab Equinox 800 and 600 metal detector 32
• Detektor kovů Minelab Equinox 900 a 700 5
• Minelab E-Trac metal detector 3
• Vanquish metal detectors 8
• Minelab Metal Detectors - Pulse 1
• X-Terra series metal detectors 0
• Minelab Pro Find 25 metal detector 5
• Detektory kovů Minelab Go Find 5
• Testy cívek pro detektory kovů Minelab 13
• Detektor kovů MInelab Excalibur a Excalibur II 1
• Minelab Safari / Quattro metal detector 0
• Explorer Metal Detector (All Series) 0
• Advantage Musketeer metal detector 0

New metal detector Minelab X-Terra ELITE

As many predicted, the X-Terra PRO was followed by a second metal detector of the same name, and the X-Terra detectors are once again in line.

Minelab celebrates 35 years

Today from 18:00h all fans of the brand should pay attention... something is coming :)

Metal Detector Coils Minelab Manticore

With the arrival of the new M9 probe for Minelab Manticore, we have prepared a small comparison and a description of how and where it is best to use the coil. Graph added!

New 23 cm 2D metal detector coil Minelab Manticore

Peter and I have been waiting almost a year for this probe. We've added a video from Adelaide.

ID range differences between new and older Equinox and Manticore detectors

Recently Minelab released a nice official ID scale comparison chart between the older Multi IQ system (Vanquish and Equinox 800/600 series) and the new scale (Manticore, Equinox 900/700 and X-terra Pro).

Metal detector Minelab Manticore in extreme mineralization

Today I have prepared a very interesting experiment that could help especially searchers who are in locations with very unfavourable soil conditions.

Minelab X-Terra Pro by Equinoxar

The new X-Terra Pro detector is priced more in the segment of beginner detectors, however, as a carefulm eyes can see that the detector is based on the new Minelab Equinox 700/900 detector series.

New telescopic rod V2 for Equinox 800 and 600 detectors

The original telescopic rod has been with us for a while now, basically since the first detectors came out I started working on the rod. I'd say we were at least one of the first to come up with an alternative rod, I'm even convinced we were the first.