If XP were fully aware of that they would be concentrating on a Multifrequency coil. Something they've yet to bring to market. Cycling through single frequencies is nice, but leaves us handicapped in many situations where multi thrives, which is anywhere from medium to harsh ground and saltwater. The wireless tech is nice, but what purpose does it serve? Is it really an advance? Underwater submersion still requires a hard wired coil. Wireless leaves us at a disadvantage again without their antenna kit, which still experiences a degraded signal and erratic behavior. Wireless ability between pinpointer and machine is nice, but here it's limited to audio, with no discrimination adoption. Minelab it seems is checking all the boxes we'd want a forward looking company to be checking, followed by First Texas (Fisher, Teknetics) as we are about to see within the next year or so. Keep your eye on them.
I bought one of these at the recommendation of a friend for use in the hot ground of Va. I got rid of it after one hunt, I had to run it with the tail cap removed just to hear it!!! Nowhere near the volume of the Garrett Carrot, and since I use either a CTX-3030 or GPX-5000 the connectivity was useless to me.
Just got a deus.. Trying to figure out how to run the pin pointer.. Its unpaired itself a few times out detecting.. I guess I should have read the manual before using it..... Oh wait I tried. I cant read it cause its way too small.. lol I like the pinpointer.. Somehow I adjusted the strength on it by accident. I almost have to be touching the target now.. Just wanted to say I like your review.. Fun and informative.. Id buy one now if I didnt already have one. Stay safe brother! Kevin
$200? You have to be kidding? My Harbor Freight Centech cost $17 and with all of my mods it only added another $3.00 to the cost. It now has 3"+ range, vibration alert, on/off switch, and new momentary switch and a new sensitivity knob. It works great and I have no idea why anyone would spend that kind of money on a pinpointer. I mean no disrespect as I really enjoy your videos and I have learned a lot from them.
Wow, what a bummer. I saw a club member post that they were getting one a few weeks back and I just assumed that since it linked to the Deus it would pinpoint with tone ID. What a major disappointment to learn that it does not! What's the point? I cut my detecting "teeth" with a Minelab SE Pro and soon after got the inline X-1 probe with Tone ID. Upgrade several years after to the eTrac and continue to use the x-1 probe with it. Tone ID pin pointing saves so much time and I refuse to detecting without it. I did not even consider upgrading to the CTX303 b/c of this. Minelab better get its act together when it releases its next model.
I was just about to say that I wish there was a good quality pinpointer with Bluetooth output to a Bluetooth headset. The problem with makers of detectors not wanting to add discrimination to a pinpointer when they also sell detectors is that they don't want beginners to opt for only buying a pinpointer to start out, instead of getting a detector and pinpointer. Then they may discover how it is perfectly suited to use alone and in the very many limited spaces which are yet to be explored by them, such as on either side of an old road or trail, under bleachers, at walkways from the street to a house or in tilled soil where the soil can continue to be turned over and rechecked to compensate for the pinpointer's limited depth.
Thanks for the review. I have used Garrett, Minelab, Whites, fisher, And Makro pin pointers. This one is next on my hit list. I have been using a Deus for about 2 years solid now. I just upgraded to the v4.0 software. It this is as rugged as the rest of the Deus, I'm in! For now though, I'll have to get by with my TRX and Makro. Thanks and I will definitely hit TM up for one of these in the next few months.
Due out in the UK within the next week . We have one ordered . Seems very popular as the dealer has a list we had our names down since Dec 2015 lol . Canny review standard sound for me .
It's a great pinpointer for sure. The CTX needs to have a wireless version or the Deus needs to up the game with target ID. Then we'd really have a perfect pair.
I just looked up the price on that pinpointer I can get the land and sea pinpointer for half the price and it would work just as well you didn't say how much it was in your video now I see why LOL I guess the only real cool feature is that you can hook it up to your metal detector if you have the same brand you know what I need. Thank you
If you dont have the ability to actually see and hold a Lime green TRX Pinpointer,how do you find out if it is the waterproof model?,besides phoning a dealer?
Nice design. I agree with need for discrimination as well as easy sensivity adjustment. I would definitely upgrade and pay up for that. Until then TRX is the king. Greetings and HH. Subbed.
How did we ever find stuff in the past? Well, We got good at eye, hand coil, coordination. 1980's. Forums, nice descriptions of coins we found. Then the techies and a digital camera, Great! pictures. Pin pointers, big shovels, how can you miss and hack a coin up? Video, 2 way radio, head lamps, gold testing kits, night lights! Amazing. But when you get right down to it, it all does nothing unless you get good with the detector. did yo rest against the TRX?
I use a Deteknix xpointer and I love it. Had some falsing one time when I kept submerging it on a river hunt so I went home and ordered Deteknix diver Li, great for the water but the regular xpointer is still my go to pinpointer. Love your videos Brandon, and you being a fellow firefighter only makes it better👍
Also red becomes green after a few meters depth in water.... Perhap I'd prefer a much higher visibility colour, probably also those who are colour blind
No, the best pinpointer ever made is the Sunray X-1 inline probe for Minelab FBS machines. It's a shame Sunray stopped making them and refuse to develop something similar for the CTX3030.
WarEmblem64 X1 is the best! Totally agree. I have one for my etrac. I have a deus also and use a Garrett AT...feels like I'm trying to watch a video on a flip phone from 15 years ago...it's just not as easy as the X1!
I started detecting with an SE Pro and soon after got the X-1, upgraded to the eTrack later and have not considered upgrading since. The reason why Ralph from Sunray stopped making the Minelab X-1 probes is because Minelab upped the price on the upper shaft to a point where he could not make the probes for a profit. Also, they made the coil tech for the CTX so proprietary that he could not create an inline probe for it. Now that Coiltek has made an after market coil for it, perhaps there is hope. I hate to say it, being a Minelab "lifer" but I think they did these things on purpose, to edge out people. Of course I am also convinced that they designed the CTX3030 so that is scrambles nearby eTracs so us eTrac owners would want to switch up to the CTX. Paranoid much?! Why yes I am!
Can you help me with something that's been bugging me for a while? What's the actual difference between a high end and a cheap detector? Is it the quality of the components alone? Programming of the software? Number of turns on the coils? Mystical shaman magic? Something else? What makes a $2000 detector worth that much? What makes a $200 detector bad? Thanks in advance!
Hi Greg, that's a great question. These days it mostly comes down to software, specifically how fast the recovery speed is (the time it takes for the detector to finish making a sound until it acquire another target) and also the type of frequency response the machine has. Some machines average on multiple frequencies at once to provide adequate reactions to various sized targets at varying depths. Processing multiple frequencies takes more computing power. Also some high end machines have built in memory that allows users to store multiple programs that are designed for their specific hunting conditions. Some lower end detectors might have as little as one sound for all types of targets while others have multiple tones for distinguishing different metals more accurately along with assigning numbers to the tones. Whole lots a stuff
Greg Webster i am in the process of learning the differences as you are too. one big thing i have been told by several salespeople that keep coming up is that it seems that the more expensive ones will be able to read a target deeper than of those cheaper ones. so he set up examples and said here are two great machines which both have water proof control boxes one which was the garrett at pro for $700 and the minelab ctx 3030 for $2300 was the depth of the target difference which the at pro reached 6-7 inches and the ctx reached 17-18 inches. he said its also how much you want to spend and how much more fancy stuff you want on the machine. so for the option there im leaning towards the ctx because of depth and also i can dive with this box up to 200 feet if im not mistaken. another help with this option is tbe digital readout while diving because i am hard of hearing and all other detectors dont have read outs but headphones for sound. the sales guy said i only can give you the education on these units and it woumd be up ti me to decide which i buy. i am new at this too! hopefully i got this all right. any other advice would be greatly appreciated.
I was hoping you were going to say it had 40 programs. I heard it links to the cloud and will link to the detector and your cell phone. What a gizmo. Gotta have one. Just had to add that it is either $20 less than everyone elses or $100 more. What happened to detect the hole, dig, hand full of dirt, beep pull out nail, detect the hole again and nothing, cover hole move on. I bet that is generally faster.
"What happened to detect the hole, dig, hand full of dirt, beep pull out nail, detect the hole again and nothing, cover hole move on. " People figured out that using a pinpointer is really helpful and makes every aspect of turf hunting better.
I don't understand why anyone would require a visual display on the detector while pinpointing... cant imagine looking at my detector display while pinpointing in a hole.
Isn't Minelab suing XP? I believe so. Minelab is also supposedly scheduled to release their new machine, whatever that may be, September 16. We will see.
Do you know what a replacement ion battery for this pin pointer would cost? Sometimes the replacement batteries cost more than the initial unit did. I've not had great luck with rechargeable ion batteries, they wear out too fast and are costly to replace.
Even though I haven't seen many new videos Brandon I just had to come back. Not sure if you could compare this pin pointer battery with a phone, weed whacker, etc battery but I'd prefer just a standard battery, cheaper to replace, to buy, etc.
Your video is incorrect stating that you can change the settings on the pinpointer by going to the menu. You can only modify the settings on program #7, integration with the Deus detector. You cannot change the other 7 programming modes, nor can you modify the levels or any other setting on programs 1-6, only program 7, which is wireless integration. The screen you showed, stating that you can modify these settings with the Deus display are incorrect, other than wireless integration. I don't think you played with the MI-6 pointer enough after getting it, to fully know the program and do a video on it. It only led to false information. I got an MI-6, based on this video, and a couple of others. I regret buying it, solely based on the fact you cannot program it via the keypad and adjust the other settings. I also regret buying it, because it made me upgrade to Deus 4.0, and I lost my favorite program on the Deus. Now, the iron readout and display, with the same basic programs, do not act the same. I am once again digging endless fields of bottle caps, pull tabs and can't tell if an item is deep and large, or just trolling me on the surface. Might take some getting use to, but I updated the Deus on Friday, tested it out quite a bit Friday night, and yesterday.. now, Sunday is here, and just don't want to run out and try it again. Shame.
why cant they develop a pinpointer with vdi numbers? just point and beeps, thats all we get. luv my carrot and propointers but the tech is medieval. no innovations anymore.
I would assume and I'm not a scientist, that just the shape of the pin pointer doesn't allow it to get enough information to get a VDI number A detector coil is being passed over the object and taking measurements the double D is a good example you are swinging it over the object.. Also they would need to integrate all the electronics and a computer to discriminate in the pinpointer. Last but not least would be the price-point. It has to be in line with the competition. If they had one which cost $500 not as many people would buy it. Also they usually expect that you would have done this already with your metal detector and are using this to simply find the object.
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i can't get enough of the film style you've chosen! it's so awesome! it's like I'm in the 70s again but the clarity is totally 2017!
Haha! Thanks man!
If I can ever bear to part with my MXT, it'll be for an XP Deus. It's 2017, and they're one of the few that seem to realize this.
If XP were fully aware of that they would be concentrating on a Multifrequency coil. Something they've yet to bring to market. Cycling through single frequencies is nice, but leaves us handicapped in many situations where multi thrives, which is anywhere from medium to harsh ground and saltwater.
The wireless tech is nice, but what purpose does it serve? Is it really an advance? Underwater submersion still requires a hard wired coil. Wireless leaves us at a disadvantage again without their antenna kit, which still experiences a degraded signal and erratic behavior.
Wireless ability between pinpointer and machine is nice, but here it's limited to audio, with no discrimination adoption. Minelab it seems is checking all the boxes we'd want a forward looking company to be checking, followed by First Texas (Fisher, Teknetics) as we are about to see within the next year or so. Keep your eye on them.
I bought one of these at the recommendation of a friend for use in the hot ground of Va. I got rid of it after one hunt, I had to run it with the tail cap removed just to hear it!!! Nowhere near the volume of the Garrett Carrot, and since I use either a CTX-3030 or GPX-5000 the connectivity was useless to me.
Just purchased and received this today.
Just got a deus.. Trying to figure out how to run the pin pointer.. Its unpaired itself a few times out detecting.. I guess I should have read the manual before using
it..... Oh wait I tried. I cant read it cause its way too small.. lol I like the pinpointer.. Somehow I adjusted the strength on it by accident. I almost have to be touching the target now.. Just wanted to say I like your review.. Fun and informative.. Id buy one now if I didnt already have one. Stay safe brother! Kevin
$200? You have to be kidding? My Harbor Freight Centech cost $17 and with all of my mods it only added another $3.00 to the cost. It now has 3"+ range, vibration alert, on/off switch, and new momentary switch and a new sensitivity knob. It works great and I have no idea why anyone would spend that kind of money on a pinpointer. I mean no disrespect as I really enjoy your videos and I have learned a lot from them.
Most of us don't have a clue about how to do all that to a HF pinpointer is probably why...good on you for doing it though.
If it's so great, please post a video review of it.
Wow, what a bummer. I saw a club member post that they were getting one a few weeks back and I just assumed that since it linked to the Deus it would pinpoint with tone ID. What a major disappointment to learn that it does not! What's the point? I cut my detecting "teeth" with a Minelab SE Pro and soon after got the inline X-1 probe with Tone ID. Upgrade several years after to the eTrac and continue to use the x-1 probe with it. Tone ID pin pointing saves so much time and I refuse to detecting without it. I did not even consider upgrading to the CTX303 b/c of this. Minelab better get its act together when it releases its next model.
MI 6 British intelligence. Great video Brandon. I had fun just reading the comment section.
I was just about to say that I wish there was a good quality pinpointer with Bluetooth output to a Bluetooth headset. The problem with makers of detectors not wanting to add discrimination to a pinpointer when they also sell detectors is that they don't want beginners to opt for only buying a pinpointer to start out, instead of getting a detector and pinpointer. Then they may discover how it is perfectly suited to use alone and in the very many limited spaces which are yet to be explored by them, such as on either side of an old road or trail, under bleachers, at walkways from the street to a house or in tilled soil where the soil can continue to be turned over and rechecked to compensate for the pinpointer's limited depth.
Thanks for the review. I have used Garrett, Minelab, Whites, fisher, And Makro pin pointers. This one is next on my hit list. I have been using a Deus for about 2 years solid now. I just upgraded to the v4.0 software. It this is as rugged as the rest of the Deus, I'm in! For now though, I'll have to get by with my TRX and Makro.
Thanks and I will definitely hit TM up for one of these in the next few months.
Let me know when you're ready 👍
DrTones24k will do sir!
I like it. I tether my shoes to my legs in case one comes off so I was a tad offended by that comment. Great video
Due out in the UK within the next week . We have one ordered . Seems very popular as the dealer has a list we had our names down since Dec 2015 lol . Canny review standard sound for me .
4:08 Yeah check the screw on end cap that covers the charging points for cracks, mine has 4 after 2 weeks. Very tight fitting from day 1
Sounds like a perfect match for the CTX-3030 Doc.
It's a great pinpointer for sure. The CTX needs to have a wireless version or the Deus needs to up the game with target ID. Then we'd really have a perfect pair.
WTF IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE? 5.8K VIEWS AND ONLY 335 LIKES. THIS GUY PUTS OUT QUALITY ACCURATE INFORMATION. WITH HIS TIME.
I just looked up the price on that pinpointer I can get the land and sea pinpointer for half the price and it would work just as well you didn't say how much it was in your video now I see why LOL I guess the only real cool feature is that you can hook it up to your metal detector if you have the same brand you know what I need. Thank you
@2:39 I mention the price ;)
so the Whites TRX will crush it when it comes to sensitivity, good to know, no need to buy another one.
I have just about every major pinpointer on the market, I got one for each family member who hunts with me. The TRX is the go to pinpointer.
If you dont have the ability to actually see and hold a Lime green TRX Pinpointer,how do you find out if it is the waterproof model?,besides phoning a dealer?
Agreed Tazosla...TRX is one of the best out there... its amazing on Gold shooting also.
can you pinpoint exactly the target with the tip of the xp mi6 in the hole without the 360 degree just like the whites trx ?
Nice review, got the heat miser look sporting today I see. Keep up the great vids.
Nice design. I agree with need for discrimination as well as easy sensivity adjustment. I would definitely upgrade and pay up for that. Until then TRX is the king. Greetings and HH. Subbed.
Good morning, your videos are the best! Keep up the great work!
How did we ever find stuff in the past? Well, We got good at eye, hand coil, coordination. 1980's. Forums, nice descriptions of coins we found. Then the techies and a digital camera, Great! pictures. Pin pointers, big shovels, how can you miss and hack a coin up? Video, 2 way radio, head lamps, gold testing kits, night lights! Amazing. But when you get right down to it, it all does nothing unless you get good with the detector. did yo rest against the TRX?
Good review thank you. Can't wait to get mine.
So on my XP MI 4 pin pointer it state 6mt depth rating and you're saying the MI6 has a 100ft rating?
My only complaint with the M-i6 is the power button is very hard to push.
I use a Deteknix xpointer and I love it. Had some falsing one time when I kept submerging it on a river hunt so I went home and ordered Deteknix diver Li, great for the water but the regular xpointer is still my go to pinpointer. Love your videos Brandon, and you being a fellow firefighter only makes it better👍
Thanks Deepsouth!
Wow!! Amazing pin pointer!!! Would love to have one!!!
Also red becomes green after a few meters depth in water.... Perhap I'd prefer a much higher visibility colour, probably also those who are colour blind
Can you also tell us about the o-ring seals ? Internal ? X-pointer are partly external, thus not great with sand and diving
How does it compare to the carrot? That’s what I wanna know
What about this vs pro-find 35 by mine lab?
Nice Video! I am a big fan and you inspired me to create my own channel! Keep up the good work!
Glad to hear!
No, the best pinpointer ever made is the Sunray X-1 inline probe for Minelab FBS machines. It's a shame Sunray stopped making them and refuse to develop something similar for the CTX3030.
Yup. With a firmware update, the MI-6 could be an advanced, wireless version
For the XP though...
WarEmblem64 X1 is the best! Totally agree. I have one for my etrac. I have a deus also and use a Garrett AT...feels like I'm trying to watch a video on a flip phone from 15 years ago...it's just not as easy as the X1!
I started detecting with an SE Pro and soon after got the X-1, upgraded to the eTrack later and have not considered upgrading since. The reason why Ralph from Sunray stopped making the Minelab X-1 probes is because Minelab upped the price on the upper shaft to a point where he could not make the probes for a profit. Also, they made the coil tech for the CTX so proprietary that he could not create an inline probe for it. Now that Coiltek has made an after market coil for it, perhaps there is hope. I hate to say it, being a Minelab "lifer" but I think they did these things on purpose, to edge out people. Of course I am also convinced that they designed the CTX3030 so that is scrambles nearby eTracs so us eTrac owners would want to switch up to the CTX. Paranoid much?! Why yes I am!
I would like to read the rest of your post that is missing.
enjoyed your video on the xp I guess your still snowed in ?? 70,s and 80,s here in. texas
A very nice review, many thanks.
I like that corner case you have your bottles in, do you have any information where I can get one like it?
I got it for a Christmas present from my dad. He picked it up at an estate sale
Can you help me with something that's been bugging me for a while? What's the actual difference between a high end and a cheap detector? Is it the quality of the components alone? Programming of the software? Number of turns on the coils? Mystical shaman magic? Something else? What makes a $2000 detector worth that much? What makes a $200 detector bad? Thanks in advance!
Hi Greg, that's a great question. These days it mostly comes down to software, specifically how fast the recovery speed is (the time it takes for the detector to finish making a sound until it acquire another target) and also the type of frequency response the machine has. Some machines average on multiple frequencies at once to provide adequate reactions to various sized targets at varying depths. Processing multiple frequencies takes more computing power. Also some high end machines have built in memory that allows users to store multiple programs that are designed for their specific hunting conditions. Some lower end detectors might have as little as one sound for all types of targets while others have multiple tones for distinguishing different metals more accurately along with assigning numbers to the tones. Whole lots a stuff
Greg Webster i am in the process of learning the differences as you are too. one big thing i have been told by several salespeople that keep coming up is that it seems that the more expensive ones will be able to read a target deeper than of those cheaper ones. so he set up examples and said here are two great machines which both have water proof control boxes one which was the garrett at pro for $700 and the minelab ctx 3030 for $2300 was the depth of the target difference which the at pro reached 6-7 inches and the ctx reached 17-18 inches. he said its also how much you want to spend and how much more fancy stuff you want on the machine. so for the option there im leaning towards the ctx because of depth and also i can dive with this box up to 200 feet if im not mistaken. another help with this option is tbe digital readout while diving because i am hard of hearing and all other detectors dont have read outs but headphones for sound. the sales
guy said i only can give you the education on these units and it woumd be up ti me to decide which i buy. i am new at this too! hopefully i got this all right. any other advice would be greatly appreciated.
Very well put Brandon.Outstanding.
whitewolf8758 The CTX 3030 is waterproof to 3 meters (10 feet)
LyudmilaRGVK yes and my apologies on that as i had that confused with the excaliber2. i am new at this. sorry.
Great review. Thank you.
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Thank you for the review! Will we be seeing more XP related videos from you? Or will you mainly be using the CTX 3030 still?
I'll use whatever I feel is best for the job. But yes, Deus and others too 👍
Have you made any XP Deus videos Brandon? I've seen several of your other videos and I am a subscriber.
Awesome pinpointer!
I love mine
$199 us....is absolutely RIDICULOUS
Nice review, Brandon! can't wait until I get mine.
Thumbs up Mr B
Great review. You make me laugh just about every time. "Or girl" lol it's the simple things that count. Hahaha
I was hoping you were going to say it had 40 programs. I heard it links to the cloud and will link to the detector and your cell phone. What a gizmo. Gotta have one. Just had to add that it is either $20 less than everyone elses or $100 more.
What happened to detect the hole, dig, hand full of dirt, beep pull out nail, detect the hole again and nothing, cover hole move on. I bet that is generally faster.
"What happened to detect the hole, dig, hand full of dirt, beep pull out nail, detect the hole again and nothing, cover hole move on. "
People figured out that using a pinpointer is really helpful and makes every aspect of turf hunting better.
Been there, done that
Plus if a target is just hiding in the grass there is no need to dig at all.
How petty is it of me that my one annoyance with the point is its button placement? Seems like it's more geared toward lefties.
Nice work!
Thanks!
Great review.
Thanks!
I'll just stick with my Garrett Pro-Pointer.
Agree.
Agree,,,,,,Fisher came out with a good one too"🤸♂️
Yo DoctorTones? when are you going to tell us about that possible 11th century norman you got in 2015? jw,
Very sweet
What is an XP Dae-Us?
I don't understand why anyone would require a visual display on the detector while pinpointing... cant imagine looking at my detector display while pinpointing in a hole.
I know right?
waterproof is important
XP vs Minelab?
Isn't Minelab suing XP? I believe so. Minelab is also supposedly scheduled to release their new machine, whatever that may be, September 16. We will see.
Rechargable? Batteries? ???
rechargeable litium ion
Do you know what a replacement ion battery for this pin pointer would cost? Sometimes the replacement batteries cost more than the initial unit did. I've not had great luck with rechargeable ion batteries, they wear out too fast and are costly to replace.
Good point. Not sure how much they would cost but hopefully it would last years
Even though I haven't seen many new videos Brandon I just had to come back. Not sure if you could compare this pin pointer battery with a phone, weed whacker, etc battery but I'd prefer just a standard battery, cheaper to replace, to buy, etc.
$200.oo Bucks is a lot of money . Think Im goin 4 a cheap GP pin pointer for $30.00
Your video is incorrect stating that you can change the settings on the pinpointer by going to the menu. You can only modify the settings on program #7, integration with the Deus detector. You cannot change the other 7 programming modes, nor can you modify the levels or any other setting on programs 1-6, only program 7, which is wireless integration.
The screen you showed, stating that you can modify these settings with the Deus display are incorrect, other than wireless integration.
I don't think you played with the MI-6 pointer enough after getting it, to fully know the program and do a video on it. It only led to false information. I got an MI-6, based on this video, and a couple of others. I regret buying it, solely based on the fact you cannot program it via the keypad and adjust the other settings. I also regret buying it, because it made me upgrade to Deus 4.0, and I lost my favorite program on the Deus. Now, the iron readout and display, with the same basic programs, do not act the same. I am once again digging endless fields of bottle caps, pull tabs and can't tell if an item is deep and large, or just trolling me on the surface. Might take some getting use to, but I updated the Deus on Friday, tested it out quite a bit Friday night, and yesterday.. now, Sunday is here, and just don't want to run out and try it again. Shame.
Downfall battery can't be change.... I was planing to get this, after I know about the battery it totally change my mind :(
Another gizmo I can't afford... =(
😍
Your other pinpointers are beeping in the air because they just need to be ground balanced...
Still doesn't explain the pressure sensitivity though
DrTones24k I know, I was just making a suggestion. Good video, keep them coming
Tek-Point blows them all away.
ditto realruler2112,,,,,
Love your videos man but, seriously... Get some sleep already. You look worn out.
Yeah 😕
why cant they develop a pinpointer with vdi numbers? just point and beeps, thats all we get. luv my carrot and propointers but the tech is medieval. no innovations anymore.
Essentially, that's what this pinpointer will do after some firmware updates I'm assuming
thats awsome. deus is taking everything to the next level. time to ditch my f75. lol
I would assume and I'm not a scientist, that just the shape of the pin pointer doesn't allow it to get enough information to get a VDI number A detector coil is being passed over the object and taking measurements the double D is a good example you are swinging it over the object.. Also they would need to integrate all the electronics and a computer to discriminate in the pinpointer. Last but not least would be the price-point. It has to be in line with the competition. If they had one which cost $500 not as many people would buy it. Also they usually expect that you would have done this already with your metal detector and are using this to simply find the object.
Wrong Again" Too expensive too" 🙉
Awesome pinpointer!