this detector has been flying off the shelves...saving folks big $..quality and loaded with content..a smack in the face of big time manufacturers...great video..
The best part about it...it was literally designed by “the people”. People kept telling Nokta what they’d like to see in their detector and THEY KEPT ADDING STUFF!! This machine is literally built by detectorists like ourselves!!
Simplex is a lot of machine for not too much money .. I have used one and it is a very firm machine , it feels like it can last for years. Only think i really do not like are the way targets sounds.. Just personal, for anything else it is really a serious piece of kit👍🏽👍🏽
It is a lot of machine for the money. I think it holds its own against the bigger machines and waterproof to 10 ft as well. Hats off to Nokta for delivering a great affordable machine. I hope the others take notice and step up their game. At the money difference, there should be plenty of difference.
I agree with AT_Todd. Your "flag pole top" is absolutely a buggy break. You'll notice a little wear on one side and usually a small pin hole... buggy brake. Nice!
I had an Equinox 800 for 2 years. I didn't really have all that much fun with it. Sold it and bought a Simplex. Got the headphones and 2 coils for $375.
Great comparison video!! After swinging orx i find my wifes Simplex quite nose heavy. But so was at pro... Simplex is a lot of detector for the money. Good video..hh RD
Good video, but if you plan to post on TH-cam, viewers would benefit by hearing all the sounds both from the metal detectors and pinpointers during the entire video. The onscreen messages and verbal reports were nice, but sounds would be of great benefit.
Agreed, it would be ideal to hear all the sounds. A lot of the guys that I get to volunteer and help me out use headphones and it's tough enough to get them to come over and compare all the signals. I'll try to get them to unplug their headphones in the future.
Good for amrican parks, but does not cut it in the uk, its very poor on low conductors foil in usa small hammered in the uk, it struggles in our soils,
It is called a Uni-Probe made by Detectorpro. It is a prototype made to work with the Deus. After giving this a thorough testing, I'll be doing a video showing how it works.
why wouldn't you buy a simplex for $250 you can hang with the big boy detectors. Why pay 3-4 times the price when you can get a killer fully loaded simplex for only $250 lol
I had the simplex for a while and switched to the nox. I used the simplex in the saltwater and quickly realized that there’s no comparison to the nox in the water. I’m very impressed with the simplex but not in the same category as the equinox
Great video :-). Your brass piece is one of those commonly misidentified things. It's called a shaft tip. The wear is from them being dragged on the ground moving the wagon around. Type in wagon shaft tip into google. They sell replacements even today. Love seeing all the cool old relics and coins you all found! Cheers!
I have found a few of these over the years and I'm glad to know what they finally are.... After looking on line, it appears these were made to protect the wood from wearing out or splintering. I'm not sure why they're called "buggy brakes"? The ones I have all have the same flat spot with the same irregular shaped nail hole. After cleaning, it appears there in no wear on these. Thanks again for your input.
this detector has been flying off the shelves...saving folks big $..quality and loaded with content..a smack in the face of big time manufacturers...great video..
The best part about it...it was literally designed by “the people”. People kept telling Nokta what they’d like to see in their detector and THEY KEPT ADDING STUFF!! This machine is literally built by detectorists like ourselves!!
Thank You!....This was a Excellent Review! I Love seeing Real world Tests with Un dug
Targets and Multiple Machines....
When reviewing or comparing detectors, the viewers need to hear the sounds, so no headphones.
I second this comment
I'm a complete novice, and just got a Simplex. First coin I found was a quarter...that nice 90 signal!
The simplex is a beast!!! I love mine.
Simplex is a lot of machine for not too much money ..
I have used one and it is a very firm machine , it feels like it can last for years.
Only think i really do not like are the way targets sounds..
Just personal, for anything else it is really a serious piece of kit👍🏽👍🏽
It is a lot of machine for the money. I think it holds its own against the bigger machines and waterproof to 10 ft as well. Hats off to Nokta for delivering a great affordable machine. I hope the others take notice and step up their game. At the money difference, there should be plenty of difference.
I agree with AT_Todd. Your "flag pole top" is absolutely a buggy break. You'll notice a little wear on one side and usually a small pin hole... buggy brake. Nice!
Waiting for mine to show u[ today or tomorrow been swinging a Ace 300 can't wait to try the Simplex+ out
I had an Equinox 800 for 2 years. I didn't really have all that much fun with it. Sold it and bought a Simplex. Got the headphones and 2 coils for $375.
For the price, the Simplex is a game changer! Why spend 3 times more on a ''better'' machine when this equals the ''Big Boys''???
The price is right
Great comparison video!! After swinging orx i find my wifes Simplex quite nose heavy. But so was at pro... Simplex is a lot of detector for the money. Good video..hh RD
Rodney’s legs lol
2.68 simplex is field.all metal or park mode good work in normal soil area. My English is low
Good video, but if you plan to post on TH-cam, viewers would benefit by hearing all the sounds both from the metal detectors and pinpointers during the entire video. The onscreen messages and verbal reports were nice, but sounds would be of great benefit.
Agreed, it would be ideal to hear all the sounds. A lot of the guys that I get to volunteer and help me out use headphones and it's tough enough to get them to come over and compare all the signals. I'll try to get them to unplug their headphones in the future.
what shovel are you using? thanks in advance!
Using a lesche and NX6
Good for amrican parks, but does not cut it in the uk, its very poor on low conductors foil in usa small hammered in the uk, it struggles in our soils,
Need to remove headphones when comparing
Hi, What is the thin pencil like pin pointer being used ?
It is called a Uni-Probe made by Detectorpro. It is a prototype made to work with the Deus. After giving this a thorough testing, I'll be doing a video showing how it works.
Thanks have the simplex but be intrested to see what and how it is etc
Brass thing is a buggy brake
I held a Nox for the first time yesterday and I was blown away by how light it was! Is it comparable to the Simplex?
Weight Wise they are very close. The Deus is lighter then both the Simplex and Equinox.
@@DetectorComparisons Seriously?!? What's to keep it from blowing away in the wind, then?
is there any cheap detector carriers bags what fit it in ? thanks
Dang, all that work and he got 65'd... that sucks
One yo hobby friend from indo🇮🇩🤝👍🏻
why wouldn't you buy a simplex for $250 you can hang with the big boy detectors. Why pay 3-4 times the price when you can get a killer fully loaded simplex for only $250 lol
It definitely does a good job. Is also waterproof and does okay in saltwater.
Cant hang in saltwater. Its only 1 freq.
I had the simplex for a while and switched to the nox. I used the simplex in the saltwater and quickly realized that there’s no comparison to the nox in the water. I’m very impressed with the simplex but not in the same category as the equinox
@@Underwatermetaldetecting well is a 250.00 vs 1000.00 for the multiple frequency Nox right?
Buggy brake
Awesome video ,very helpful and informative. Thanks for posting
Great video :-). Your brass piece is one of those commonly misidentified things. It's called a shaft tip. The wear is from them being dragged on the ground moving the wagon around. Type in wagon shaft tip into google. They sell replacements even today. Love seeing all the cool old relics and coins you all found! Cheers!
Thanks for the detailed info!
@@DetectorComparisons no problem! Any plans to water test the simplex?
I have found a few of these over the years and I'm glad to know what they finally are.... After looking on line, it appears these were made to protect the wood from wearing out or splintering. I'm not sure why they're called "buggy brakes"? The ones I have all have the same flat spot with the same irregular shaped nail hole. After cleaning, it appears there in no wear on these. Thanks again for your input.
@@AmphibiousDetecting Definitely will be testing the Simplex in salt water hopefully soon.
Awesome. Looking forward to it!
I saw one of these a couple months back and was impressed. Much better price than the Apex.
Apex is coming out next month, I look forward to giving it a field test.
I have had mine since last November. It’s become go to machine for parks and relic hunting.
Very good price thay are iam going for the apex see how it gos
Wow, I cant believe its only $250.