Unboxing Quest Scuba Tector Pro And Comparison With Nokta Makro Pulsedive
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- A huge shout out to Mermaid Treasure Hunter and DirtFishMish for inspiring me. Both amazing channels and also check out Cory The Treasure Hunter. An interesting comparison I hope. Unboxing the Quest Scuba Tector Pro and comparing it with the Pulsedive both with the standard coil and the larger one. Not at all professional I know sorry. I know it is long but I wanted to do a thorough test. I will do an underwater test soon.
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Hi, I am a metal detectorist and outdoor adventurer with a passion for history. I work with an archeological department to find lost artifacts. Some of which I hope will be displayed for the public to enjoy. I do this hobby both for myself but also to share with you guys. I hope you enjoy visiting my channel and I wish you all well - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
You just saved me a lot of money, energy and time, thank you very much! Excellent idea for a video
I like both machines and I think they are great for lakes where things do to get buried so deep and rock pool hunting they are perfect. But out on a beach I think you need a machine that can hit deeper
WHAT? Thanks for the shout out Nathaniel. Good to know about the channels that get wiped out! Love your view, it really is pretty. I love the pink house across the street. Maybe the two detectors (meow) need the water to make the targets sound off better.
Any time! I will do a test in water with both too with the same targets to see what happens
The whole video was pretty interesting ! Thank you Nathaniel
Thank you again my friend. Glad you enjoyed
Very nice and interesting video. Thank you and all the best from bavaria !!
Hey thanks. Bavaria is a great place for detecting. I hope to visit there soon
Great video. Learned a lot. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Great comparison Nathaniel, we'll have to see how they do in the water. Just had 10 knocked off myself a day ago, but that's youtube life now. See you on the next one 🤠👍🏻
Sorry to hear that. Got to keep us in line I guess, lol
Great channel I'm a treasure hunter/ artist I just bought those two detectors myself great for lakes and calm beaches thanks for a great review keep them coming 🤙
Thanks 👍 Yes that is exactly what I think they are good for. I like both of them. I will do an underwater review of both soon
It's funny how metal detectors can't detect gold!! Thank you for the shout out for our challenge.. :)
It was a surprise to me too. I thought they would do better
they can detect gold they only can not detect gold chains and small gold objects like earrings etc you have to buy a bigger and professional machine for thoose like minelab excalibur 2 or garett seahunter
Good video. Very interesting
Thank you!
Really interesting (and surprising) comparison Nathaniel....had expected the pulse dive to be so much better. I’ve been using it as a pinpointer (very good) & was considering the coil attachment...Mmmmm not sure now. Thanks as always
Thank you so much. Perhaps underwater it will be better. We will see
Great video
Thank you so much
Interesting video. I have a Nokta Makro PulseDive Pinpointer, I use it on land, I know it works on land really good. Have never used it in the water though.
It does work just might not find as much as a normal detector
Thanks for the info
No problem 👍 I know a lot of people are heading to the water but these may not be the best way to go. Though of course the water test might be a bit different
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures I got my snorkel mask and hope to start doing some river hunting this summer.
So this was very interesting to me 👍😎👍
WOW. Thank you
You are welcome Bryan. I do like both machines and think they are great for lakes and places where the items do not go too deep
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures I have a old style vibratector. Bought it years ago. I found several rings. they are fun and they work. I want to go scuba detecting again, so Maybe I'll save up for the Excalibur to get depth. Thanks again
Thanks for showing the products I wonder if those pin-pointers can be super tuned. Can’t wait to see them in action GL/HH
I wonder also. Will show them underwater as soon as I can
To make a fair test you would need to put both machines on maximum power. One has a three levels with a boost mode and the other has five settings, to test them both on their own setting number three is a little arbitrary and does not make it clear especially when you are testing to detection failure.
I totally agree and will show further tests soon with both on full power and not too close to each other. As someone pointed out they may interfere with each other
oooh that is interesting to see what they they pick up. very cool! good luck! new friends here
Thanks and welcome. I think you have the same name. I will keep an eye on your great channel
good test !
Thank you
Very informative. Have the PulseDive but have not been able to use it yet. Wow...what a surprise. I would rethink buying it after seeing this comparison.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching my friend
Hi Nathaniel, new subscriber to you channel! Thanks for this video..awesome video :) I'm a proper sub 😁
Thanks for the sub! I really appreciate it.
I like the pulse dive.
Thanks Gary
That is so unfair of youtube to take your subscribers!! The snow looks awesome & yes go & build a snowman lol x
Lol, thanks Judith I will
Go with the Nokata 1st in the water for a 10 meter by 10 meter, or wherever you want, on highest setting with 5" coil 1st, then 8" coil. After those 2, then use the Quest to see if it finds anything the Nokta missed. Before going to bigger coils. That might be a good way to see the differences in the water. Good luck.
Very good advice and I will do that soon. I have used the Nokta in water on full sensitivity with the smaller coil and it struggles finding the small Swiss coins. you have to be nearly touching them to pick them up but with the larger coins and rings etc it finds them no problem. I will do a comparison again soon
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures look forward to the review. At least now with the cameras if those jerks try anything again, you have video for police. Maybe have a camera on the floor looking up too, or waist high🤔, might catch their face better than from up above. Anyways, I am thinking about the scuba pro, might be better to find everything, instead of depth. Idk yet. I appreciate your videos. Thanks.
all the best 🎩👌🏼🇨🇱
Thank you. And to you
Hope their have also products like Quest detector that you can adjustable,.pulse dive adjustable much better also.thank you for showing us🙏🙏🙏
You are very welcome. Thank you for the comment
Just got my pointer in the mail and metal detector either today or Monday! Can't wait to start my detecting journey!
Very cool. I look forward to some videos about what you find
I've just purchased the pulse dive and watching videos on it .. Good video , thank you for making and sharing your thoughts with us .. I must admit out of the videos I'm watching other pulsedive videos are showing it alot more responsive.. do you mind me asking if this was set on full sensitivity ??
No it was not. I also have one comparing both machines at full sensitivity but neither of them can pick up a silver chain even when on full. I do like them both though and I think they have their uses
Thanks you so much. I want a pinpointer which one that can detect pure gold.Do you have one or any product link?
Both can detect gold but not very small gold. Gold rings both are capable of finding
Mate would like to see you do a test with the new 20 inch coil scuba tector pro from quest vs the 20 inch Nokta pulse dive but thanks for this comparison mate 🏖🇬🇷💙
Sure. I was thinking about doing one soon. Some people have said they might interfere with each other if too close together. Still thinking about the best way but it will be done in a lake somewhere near
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures thanks 🙏 yep my opinion is that there both the same with 20 inch coils I’m sure lots of people will watch that comparison 🤙🇬🇷💙🏖
That Quest Scuba Tector Pro and the Nokta Makro both are very limited with depth range. I do like the wider detecting area of the Quest scuba compared to the Nokta Makro. I would not purchase either one. i think you would miss way to many good finds. Thanks for comparing. Take care and be safe!
Yes I agree. Worth it for a bit of fun with the kids looking for coins and the occasional ring but as you say missing far too many good ginds
Bought Quest Pro today plus the larger round coil, which can pick up deeper objects. Just wondering, with the Quest Pro not picking up objects until quite close to the coil, did you taken off the plastic protector ring?
No I haven’t actually. I prefer using a normal detector for deeper targets. But I might try it without the protection and see if it helps. I wish you luck with your hunting
Just got back from sea side swimming with the nokta pulse dive... And as I snorkled trough shallows i was suprised How... Empty it was..... By your video... It might not be that empty at all... ;-( i need to repair my garrett at pro pointer. It will chirp but IT will find things that nokta misses... Damn
Yes. Larger targets and things like rings are fine but small coins it really struggles with unless you are right on top of them. Even at full power. I will get the other head for the Quest and do another comparison video
Подскажите пожалуйста что лучше взять Quest scuba tector pro.
Или nokta makro pulse dive ?
Great video mate, I always get your replies 🤙
That is great. Thank you my friend for letting me know
Tienes que poner sensibilidad máxima en pulse dive, esta en la posición 5 un pitido largo.
Sorry for slow reply. Thank you for the advice
Hello, thank you
I guess 3 bip is almost medium sensitive for Pulsedive. Also have 4 bip and long bip(maximum)
Yes I should have mentioned that. I will set them both to maximum and do a water hunt comparison soon
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures I'm still disappointed with the bench test... Gold rings sink well into the sand. Both of these detectors won't be useful. Maybe we can collect pull-tabs.
@@ElectricianTS I just bought a forge so I can melt down all the pull tabs and make something else, lol. They would work for fresh drops and certainly rock pool hunting and if the beach has been stripped of sand after a storm. Certainly river beds with a clay base would be useful. I still have to do some more testing
Surprising! I was told the scuba pro could detect upto 7inches.
What would you recommend as the best detector that can be used at depth for a scuba diver?
In my research so far anything other than these little hand-held type detectors are only rated for 5mtrs underwater.
I did not have these set at full power or in the water. I will do a comparison video with that soon. Perhaps you have to use these machines on full power all of the time. Have you taken a look at the Excaliber machines? Minelab I think.
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures checking it out now. Looks like I would be much more happy with it. Mush more expensive but, you get what you pay for here.
Which is a better option to use underwater : Pulse drive or Simplex? Deep up to meters
The pulse dive has no id capabilities so you dig a lot of trash. At least with the simplex you have a rough idea of what you are digging.
I am a point user for a long time, there are videos about my use on my channel, but you are testing, but you only know that you will get better efficiency if you make the settings first, I say what I see as a user.
Thank you. I will check out your channel. I know I should do a video soon with them both on full power in the water
Glad you did this review, I'll make sure not to buy either one. 😀👍
Lol. Even if I was supported by a company I will always give my honest opinion of the products I use. I still like these machines and will do further testing but it is clear you will find less with them. Which is good for us with a waterproof detector
which one is better? Quest , nokta. ?
Doesn’t salt water make an induction detector more sensitive as it helps “load up”the induction ring…?
Yes. Actually they are also useful in park settings in and around metal objects that put off other detectors.
Hi Nathaniel what was your favourite once you used them in the sea?
I think for me I slightly prefer the Pulsedive but they are very close
My Quest Scuba Tector make some noises if shaked, like some small loose object inside. It's brand new, so this is some fault or normal?
I do not think that is normal. I have two of them. Neither of them make noise
🙋 👍 🖐
Thank you my friend
Which one can dectect pure gold chain?
It depends on how thick the chain is
Hello mate !
Thank tou for this good vidéo !
Since the Time , did you test scuba in water ? What’s your opinion ?
Thank you so much
And good luck !
I have tested the scuba in lakes and rivers on full power. It is a very cool little machine but compared to a normal detector does not hit very deep on small targets and does not find very small targets or chains. I still like it though. I will release a new video about it soon
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures
Hi !
Thank you for your answer !
I want one of the two models, just to have fun in snorkeling. for you which one is the most effective and powerful ?
Thank you !
Did you take the plastic Detector cover off it looks like they are both on?
Actually I think you are right. They are both on
Doesn't sea water amplify magnetic signatures? An air test may read as an attenuated signal.
Totally agree. I ran the test on full power in a salt water pool. Similar results. I have another video showing that
Both junk water proof metal detector is the best
They are fun for kids holidays but I agree that a good water proof detector is much better
I’m looking for a dedicated travel detector for beach and water hunting. Out of these two, which one would you recommend? I’m really torn especially since nokta made an 8” coil.
It looks like quest is going to make a bigger coil for the scuba tector too and I really like the fact that you can turn the STP into a “full size” stand up device on the fly. I don’t have a saltwater detector yet and I’m stuck between these 2. Love your channel man!
Hey Spencer. I have used the Nokta with both heads and for larger items and silver and gold rings it is good. Small coins and chains it seems to struggle with. But I do like it. I also like the Quest and because of the size difference in the head I think it is better value. I will do a water test soon with both in a lake on full power as this test did not show all I could have. I am still learning.
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures do you know when the 8” coil is coming out for the scuba tector? I’ve seen a couple videos with people using the large circular coil but can’t find any models with said coil on the market yet.
@@Ammosexual69 Hi Spencer I cannot seem to see my last reply to you. I can get the round head for the quest pro from Germany from a company called Hood. I will see if my local dealer can get it. I would go to a detecting shop near you and see if they can get it. I did not know this was available and will try to get one
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures I’ve checked about 20 dealers here in the United States and none of them even knew this device had an inner changeable coils and they all told me they couldn’t get the round coil. From what little bit I could ascertain from the foreign video I watched it seems to be able to detect smaller target and a lot deeper
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures ive been trying to find a shop for the last few months that can get the large scuba tector search coil to no avail. In my neck of the woods there aren’t a lot of metal detecting shops beyond hobby lobby. If you find a shop that sells the scuba tector pro with the larger search coil, shoot me their info. I don’t care if I have to pay for international shipping at this point. I want to try it out so badly. PI machines are extremely pricy and I feel like this would be the best bang for your buck as far as travel detectors go in general.
When put pulsedive on maximum power .and on the ground it make sound everywhere whats the problem please ?!
Could be heavily mineralised ground you are trying it on. I am not really sure
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures thanks
Please tell me which is better to take Quest scuba tector pro.
Or nokta makro pulse dive?
If you are buying just the standard machines then the Quest covers much more area in each sweep. I think the Nokta can hit a little deeper but it also depends on where you are going and your budget
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures
What is the best scuba search on a salt water beach?
Like 8..
Listen to my friend 👍👍👍
Thank you, I will
It would be interesting to compare the Quest against the basic scubatector 'garden fork' model - which I trod on and broke a couple of days ago :( - got a quest in the post.
Yes that would be interesting
Чувствительность!!!!
I will do an under water hunt with both on max to see which one is best
Hello i have error on my new scuba tector pro keep saying raise coil
I am sorry to hear that. Perhaps contact the supplier and see if you can get it replaced
Why did you try the product(Nokta Makro) at the 3 level instead of trying it at the highest level? You can try at level 5.
I have done a video with both machines at full power in a salt water swimming pool. I hope that helps. Similar results. I wanted to see what the other settings were like
I think both turned on was causing interfearence i own the pulsedive and cant fault it please try the test again using one turned on at a time only thanks
I will do an underwater test with both machines at full strength to do a different comparison as soon as I am able
Why is the point not at the maximum?
I use both of these at maximum. I wanted to see what they can do at a lower setting also. But I see your point.
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures this is not a fair race i can prove to you otherwise and pulse diwe is much better
Did you do the water test yet?
Yes I did it in a salt water swimming pool. Similar results. The Pulsedive hits a bit deeper but the Quest can hit smaller targets. Though the difference is not huge. Great for holidays and rock pools
You failed to mention that PI detectors work better in water and pick up the smallest pieces of metal, like pins, lead shot, tiny nails etc. Also I got rid of my old Scuba Tector as it was always falsing, which is why I never bought their Quest Scuba Tector. One of the best PI detectors I ever bought was the USA made Vibra Probe simple on/off, vibration only, just don't buy the Chinese copy! I never understand why manufacturers have to make them so complicated, who really wants a sensitivity button, I just want max!
Good point. I will try to do a better version. I have more to show
Thanks for the video! Though I felt a bit for you, because you sound a bit dissapointed
Hey Maikel. Thanks for the message. I tested both out under water at full power and found the Nokta to hit deeper but still not impressive for a professional hunter. Great fun for shallow lake hunting and rock pools but not so great at sea I think
Good afternoon!
My name is Fernando Trindade and I live in Brazil, state of Minas Gerais.
I would like to buy a scuba tector of the quest but I am not finding it here, I would like to know if you know a store that you send to Brazil? so that I can buy? do you know the value of the scuba tector? if you can help me I appreciate it, sorry if the translation is not correct because it is done by google translator.
I count on your support.
Hugs...
I would contact Quest directly. I am sure they would be able to send you one directly. I like both machines
I believe the pulse dive has five sensitivity settings not 4
That could be my friend thank you
So witch one is better
I think the Pulsedive hits deeper particularly with the larger head, the Quest is a bit more sensitive so can find smaller targets. If I had to choose I would say Pulsedive with the larger head.
Quest Scuba Tector Pro need always boost mode on
I did another comparison in a salt water pool with both machines on full power with similar results. The quest picks up on smaller targets but the Nokta has more depth. Both are good
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures good, i want quest, more compact, for travel
Hello! We're Korean Quest dealer.Can we use Korean subtitles on this video?
Sure you can. I will be doing more about this soon
Hi don't get it on beach 3-5 inches coins gold underwater same is it fully charged
Both fully charged but not set on max. I will test them both on full sensitivity in the water as soon as I can. Swiss coins are not so easy to pick up.
Also PI detectors are primarily for use over heavily mineralized soils and do not work very well without mineralization.
Your comparison without salt water or a mineralized soil present may fall outside of the intended areas of use and as such may be completely irrelevant as to their actual
performance in the environs intended… you might want to be very careful here as a retraction of your findings may be needed upon further investigation. It may not reflect the a performance of these machines in the real world at all.
Also your choice of power levels to compare was rather arbitrary and not based on much more than your guestimate…
I would crank em both up to max which would reflect how most users tend to run their detectors while using them.
This video definitely calls for a follow up with the above parameters to be more meaningful and accurate.
IMHO
I have already done a follow up. But I really appreciate the input. I compared both machines at full power in a salt water swimming pool. Similar results though both did a little better. The conclusions about the machines were pretty much the same. I like both of them for different reasons
In other words, please don't buy neither of them 😅... Can anyone suggest me a good one for under water use?
I would suggest using a normal waterproof detector such as the Simplex for fresh water or the Legend for salt water or with a higher budget the Manticore and just use it with a shortened shaft. Use a plastic trowel. I don't like the skinny wire the Deus 2 has for underwater use
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures Thanks a lot for the the suggestion. Will look into those 👌
Great video all the same, both detectors seem a bit of a let down
Yes it is also tough because neither of them can tell the difference between which metal you are digging so plenty of trash is found
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Thanks Md. I appreciate you watching and commenting
You have to make videos that are fast moving. Less long winded talk. Good luck.
Yes I totally agree. I have tried to improve since then. I did a second comparison which was shorter and in water with both machines on full power. I hope that one is better
Saludos Amigo. No presionaste los dos botones al mismo tiempo en el Scuba Tector, esta mal la configuración de los niveles que hiciste. Revisa el video de TiendaDetector y aprenderás como hacerlo correctamente. El Tector es mucho mejor. Te dejo el Link:
th-cam.com/video/TaQuWBFigSA/w-d-xo.html
Tengo otro video que los muestra a ambos en una piscina de agua con listones y puedes ver que el Nokta golpea más profundo pero el Quest es más sensible. Ambos puestos a plena potencia.
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures Ahh Ok. Perfecto. Incluso hay personas que le ponen una bobina mas grande. Gracias.
@@opentesoro8053
Sí, tengo la bobina más grande para eso. Creo que son buenos para objetivos poco profundos y caza en lagos, pero sin identificación no puedes saber lo que estás cavando. Sale mucho hierro de los ríos
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures Si, pero estos equipos son mucho mas cómodos para trabajar bajo el agua, de igual manera no importa mucho la discriminación porque terminas sacando una tonelada de tapas y pulltaps antes de encontrar un anillo de oro. jajajaja
Want to buy one..but lm very confused on which one to buy...not great results for both
I personally think the Pulsedive has the edge but they are both good machines
Hello, I want it, would you send it to me?
Thanks Fayssal. Which one do you want
I want yellow
Why do not you make adjustments and test on 4 stages? You do wrong and give wrong information.
It is a good point and as I said in the video I will do a water test with both on full power to see if that makes a difference
@@NathanielOutdoorAdventures I hope you find your hope in the test, but I am very happy with the point, I start following you and I am impatiently waiting for your test video
Pulsedive is the worst hand detector. Had 2 and both brook at the place where you connect the coil, very bad design. Not recomend it at all 🤷🏻♂️
I think it has its place. Great for kids to have fun with but not for serious detecting.
They are not that powerful
I like them but yes they are not so good as a decent detector
Neither one of those seem to be very good. Not trying to be a dick, just saying. Those act more like a pin pointer than a detector...not much depth at all🤔 😎 ✌️
I agree. I will see if under water they perform better. I took my Kruzer under water and drowned it the first time out lol. I will have to try it again
This video is fail becouse you not open full sensivty on pulsedive you do biased interpretation
I will be doing another comparison on full sensitivity for both. The Quest was also not on full power. But I also wanted to show them on lower settings and how sensitive those settings are. It would be biased if I only show it set on the max. I will also be doing an under water comparison to see if being in water improves the sensitivity. Having said that I have already tested the Pulsedive on small Swiss coins and it struggles to pick them up. I do appreciate what you are saying though and will show them both on full power soon
Короче золото, нет не видит даже в упор, гавно.. А не прибор
I think it has its uses. Mainly for shallow targets
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