BE AWARE OF THE ONLINE PIT FALLS OF CHEAP DETECTORS AND OLD TECHNOLOGY

JUST A LITTLE HELP WHEN BUYING YOUR FIRST DETECTOR THE PIT FALLS TO AVOID SO YOUR MACHINE DONT END UP COLECTING DUST IN THE CLOSET BECAUSE YOU BOUGHT A BAD DETECTOR

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

You can't beak Nokta for beginner's machines, Ole. I started with a Bounty Hunter, then moved to a Simplex and found so much good stuff! Selling them on Amazon was a brilliant move.❤

[@rivendellcoinsantiquities4964]

Great video. I absolutely agree about all the cheap detectors out there, and the value & quality of Nokta detectors.

[@santodelasanto677]

I recently started looking into detecting. I have a treasure hunter lone star. It came with a treasure hunter pin pointer. It’s a little noisy and I have trouble in heavy littered areas. The Nokta is a better machine and it’s nearly the same price.

[@No1Bigbear]

You would figure by now they could come up with a tone that wouldn't peirce your eardrums all day.

[@Stack_Silver]

Anyone starting out right who wants to buy a detector they can grow into with more capability over time, I recommend either the Nokta Triple Score, or the Minelab Xterra Elite Expedition Pack.

[@No1Bigbear]

The ads are more convincing if you read them with a Asian accent....😂

[@brocojack]

Also yes. Obviously.

[@timh132]

Deus 11all the way From sunny Cornwall uk 😊

[@theberkshiresmatreasurehun5337]

That's what I am swinging but as a beginner machine you can't beat Nokta

[@brocojack]

No.
They havent changed and I dont care what you say.
The field is interrupted and the signal is sent. Period.
The rest is just processing.
Everything else is just a sales pitch.

[@theberkshiresmatreasurehun5337]

True but some machines process a lot better than the junkie machines