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  • By Tnsharpshooter
    

    I thought I would take a few minutes here and talk about the Signum MFT detector.
    My unit seems to have (looking at screen at turn on) the original version software.
    I have used the detector with the stock supplied coil,it measures approx 11.5' in diameter.
    This coil is deep,7khz freq, but due to size it can be cumbersome to use in places.
    Using the stock coil,bumping it will cause some falsing at times,running gain at 6, sensitivity at 11.
    It in my soil is for a metered Vlf detector,just maybe be my deepest on a clad US dime.
    The ground balance while using this detector,very critical to get good to serious depth.
    Not hard to ground balance as long as you have some clean ground-- this can be a pain btw sometimes.
    It seems in my ground here,using turbo is really not effective,like a lot of other units with boost.
    But even saying this,this detector features an economy power transmit setting as well as economy off setting.
    This economy off setting here combined with a sensitivy level of around 11, gets down in the ground.
    This detector IMO,sweep speed wise not overly forgiving,at least with stock coil.
    This detector does possess a feature where the recovery speed can be increased,called mm mode.
    Since I have been putting in most of my time with the Nokta Impact detector,I do need more time with this detector.
    I happened to see a gent who was selling a smaller the stock coil (6x10') Mars coil,so I bought.
    In case some folks here don't know,the coils used on AKA Sorex detector are interchangeable here with Signum detectors.
    Well today I took this new to me coil to a site,to try.
    I was very impressed with this coil,as long as I was in mm mode.
    It seemed if I was running in normal mode,the detector couldn't keep up with the ground,and even some of the iron and targets.
    I need to operate some more,I could be jumping the gun here by criticizing it.
    This detector and coil combo(my new to me coil) feels real nice,balance and weight.
    This coil being 14khz,it nails higher conductors big time,some coins rather deep using this coil,a user might think they were only a couple inches deep.
    The audio this detector possesses,is second to none in my book.
    One detector with such great audio,a user will not be overwhelmed even when running all metal in a super duper bad site with iron and nails.
    I did even today try and dig a few lower conductors,that had a straight line on the holograph display. Even some of the lower conductors that had just a tinge of a loop in their graph reading. And sure enough these kinds of targets were low conductors but not worthy at all,edges irregular, inconsistent thickness, etc.
    I certainly would recommend the detector to a person,but with a 10' coil or smaller.
    Not a hard detector to operate either,sets up a lot like a White's V3i as far as the all metal side,and the disc side of the houses (sensitivity wise).
    The pinpoint on this detector,and I have owned a Sorex as well,both have the hottest pinpoint functions I have ever seen. Luckily they are adjustable so it can be turned down sensitivity wise.
    Similar ID screens are used I think with Xp Deus (secret screen, version 3.2) and White's Vx3 and V3i models.
    The Signum will give high tone on iron false,a user if they will watch screen will start to see a pattern to recognize iron falses.
    The tones are adjustable,I haven't adjusted mine.
    This detector also has a way to check for bottlecaps,has helped me.
    I even used this same feature today to weed out a bigger piece of cast iron.
    If a person here gets a chance to be around either a Sorex or one of the Signum models,at least try to listen to the audio they possess.
    I am posting this info here as strictly a user of detector.
    
  • By karelian
    

    Not sure if I should classify this machine as an antique, perhaps classic analogue fits best.
    It seems to have some following in the USA, but in Australia it is a rare beast. My first Whites was a blue box 6000 series that swallowed a lot of batteries and was more than heavy. For better or worse I ran in on GEB MAX most of the time. It punched deep and performed well. Built to last, the 6000 series still show up here and there. The MInelab Pi revolution was well on its way when the XL Pro appeared and so it never gained many followers downunder. Years after getting an MXT I noticed the XL Pro online and researched it. After a few years I managed to buy one and found it an excellent all rounder to compliment the MXT. It's reputation seemed well founded and in my experience it performs very well. Not my first choice on the goldfields, but it can be made to work and the older blue box machines found a lot of gold in the early years. Excellent balance like all White's machines, good depth and stable performance make it a winner. I enjoy swinging this old classic and will continue to do so for many years to come. Love that meter, fantastic audio and good looks.. Karelian
    
  • By Jeff McClendon
    

    I got several major laughs looking at a 'New' metal detector listing on Ebay. The listing is at MD-88 Deep Ground Metal Detector Gold Detector Pressure Stone Diamond Detector. It was incredible. I love the Minelab knock-off manual and coils.
    It uses 8 AAs and weighs 3.5 kg ?????? over 7 lbs. Must be really confusing to assemble. Is that coil on backwards....🤔
    Jeff
    
  • By EL NINO77
    

    It looks like the F19 - what I evaluate very positively .. Is there any closer information? Link to the leak.
    Bounty Hunter Time Ranger Pro metal detector - new for 2020
    
  • By aufarmer
    

    Just curious if anyone has had an experience using a Fisher Gemini 3 or similar detector in prospecting trying to find an ore vein.
    Fisher Gemini-3 Two Box metal detector
    

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