new minelab

[tinner]

this looks good
http://www.detectorprospector.com/gold- ... tector.htm

[David P]

Think it needs to be good at the price i have seen on another site,just under $10,000

[dig-it-pete]

I think I will be sticking with the Deus tinner - we dont get many gold nuggets in the fields around here

[Old Git John]

Yet again a new detector, at a price the average person will exhorbitant, 10,000 dollars, they are having a laugh.

When, oh when will Minelab start respecting the wishes of those who have been lo loyal customers ever since
they appeared on the UK map? If other companies can produce affordable machines, I am sure that Minelab
could, without cutting back on quality.

There will of course be the must have buyers, who will be prepared to waste money, in favour of the name.

[Deetektor]

There will of course be the must have buyers, who will be prepared to waste money, in favour of the name.

Of that you can be certain

Although being specifically designed to find gold, it's not a lot of good in this country.

10,000 Australian dollars, translates to around £5,000

[Puffin]

I saw a price of £7k being talked about on Facebook. No doubt its been designed for professional gold miners?

[PhilD]

It says 7.32 lb, no disc and no pinpoint.

[philthedigger]

I don't see how a price like that can be justified when all the housing design and tooling are already in place for the CTX, it looks like just revamped internals and a new(?) coil.

[Old Git John]

It says 7.32 lb, no disc and no pinpoint.

I have trouble carrying that amount from a supermarket, sod trying to swing it all day.

Come to think about it, that's another thread

[Tony Miller]

Will find gold at any depth? Bit of an exaggeration I think.