Nexus Coil Design

[Unregistered]

Actually I think this is a Nexus. But it looks like an early prototype to me.

Prototype perhaps. It looks to me as copy atempt. It doesn`t appear that difficult to copy that outlook. Some standard boxes and bits of square wood. Nexus look a like indeed.

[Metal Searcher]

Here is the deal, mate (Richard dude)
1. You don't have a Nexus, it doesn't look like one at all and that has been well proven by the pictures you have posted on this forum.
2. You don't have a purchase receipt. If you had a purchase receipt you go back to the person you buy it from and if it is under warrantee which is 24 months in Europe by law, you get either a refund or a repair. Expecting more than what is required by law is not reasonable.
And don't tell us this story that it was a personal deal you had, because I've had a personal deal with someone who I bought a car from who was not a company and their handwritten receipt was accepted by the tax office in the U.K as proof of purchase.
3. No one will tell anyone else that they will receive free updates for a product for life, that is not possible, no one will do that.
4. No one will ever believe your story because it doesn't make sense and besides that you have to use dishonorable means to try to proof your point.
5. Manufacturers don't run after customers, customers go to manufacturers if they have a problem and if they have original proof of purchase the problem gets sorted, if you had original proof of purchase then you had a case, but you don't have a case at all.

[Richard Lincoln (Sheddy)]

Actually I think this is a Nexus. But it looks like an early prototype to me.

Which is why George and I had the agreement that I would part with an amount of cash for a machine that was still embryonic and he assured me that the machine would be uprgaded in the future to the same standard as a production model at no cost.

Thats the whole point of this diatribe, George made a promise that he has now renaged on and I feel that it is only right that before someone parts with £1200 for a detector, they really ought to know that the person they are dealing with is NOT as good as his word.

I know thar Qiaozhi is in contact with George, perhaps he would be so good as to confim with George that the machine I have is indeed George's work. If George does not accept this as his work then I am obviosly released from any agreement that I had with him with regard to allowing anyone to see the insides.

In fact, I will go so far as to say that I will strip the machine out, including dis-assembling the coil and photograph the innards in thier entirenty unless George accepts that this is one of his machines.

[Metal Searcher]

Why didn't you contact Georgi in 2005 when Nexus was officially advertised but in 2007, 3 years following your agreement with him. If you don't contact a person within a reasonable time after an agreement the other side can assume that you no longer wish to comply to your deal. It is not reasonable to expect improvemens after 3 years of waiting.
The first Nexus detectors did not look like the last ones.

Have a look at this link: http://www.treasurehunting.co.uk/upl...ts/Test_92.pdf

This is the very firt offically advertised Nexus metal detector and yours (Richard) doesn't even look like that. Granted, I see some common parts like boxes and wooden frames, but those can be purchased from many shops in this country.
The current Nexus looks completely different from this field test report.
Look at this link now: http://www.nexusdetectors.com/NexusS...Eproducts.html and tell me how can anyone expect to have their detector upgraded from what you have (Richard) to this sophisticated design free of charge.
So with other words I must assume that you just kept quiet because you waited for even more expensive upgrades and didn't wish to honor your agreement to take the first production sample, that appears to me a bit sneaky and far from honorable.....

[Richard Lincoln (Sheddy)]

I know that George was developing the machines on a shoe-string budget. that is why I didn't jump on him at the first opportunity. Whatever your opinions of the matter are, they are just that, opinions.

the game has now moved on. I gave the new rules in my last post. If George does not accept, on here, that this machine is his own work then I will strip it out and photograph it in its minutest detail for all the world to see. I know that Qiaozhi informed George of this thread and I have spoken to GaryUK. I know that George is aware of what is being said here.

It is Georges call.

[Unregistered]

Which is why George and I had the agreement that I would part with an amount of cash for a machine that was still embryonic and he assured me that the machine would be uprgaded in the future to the same standard as a production model at no cost.

Thats the whole point of this diatribe, George made a promise that he has now renaged on and I feel that it is only right that before someone parts with £1200 for a detector, they really ought to know that the person they are dealing with is NOT as good as his word.

I know thar Qiaozhi is in contact with George, perhaps he would be so good as to confim with George that the machine I have is indeed George's work. If George does not accept this as his work then I am obviosly released from any agreement that I had with him with regard to allowing anyone to see the insides.

In fact, I will go so far as to say that I will strip the machine out, including dis-assembling the coil and photograph the innards in thier entirenty unless George accepts that this is one of his machines.

And then what? Georgi will kneel before your might? I doubt that.
What you are doing is called black mail. That`s illegal and much less honorable. Also as far as know just about any detector made so far on this planet was disassembled and exposed. What new are you going to do?
Honestly I don`t get the point of your chase.
Besides you should purchase a Nexus before you have one to strip open I think.

You can not chase someone for selling you a prototype of what so ever.
Many people start some business and then change to something else.
You have something from Georgi, but now Georgi is managing his Nexus Metal Detectors business. You can not just knock on his door and say; Fix my Nexus Georgi!, because you never purchased Nexus. Nexus look like or not your GEAR is not Nexus from any point of view.

[Richard Lincoln (Sheddy)]

In which case George will not mind me stripping it out and photographing the innards, will he?

[Unregistered]

I know that George was developing the machines on a shoe-string budget. that is why I didn't jump on him at the first opportunity. Whatever your opinions of the matter are, they are just that, opinions.

the game has now moved on. I gave the new rules in my last post. If George does not accept, on here, that this machine is his own work then I will strip it out and photograph it in its minutest detail for all the world to see. I know that Qiaozhi informed George of this thread and I have spoken to GaryUK. I know that George is aware of what is being said here.

It is Georges call.

Go ahead. We have waited long enough to see the "nexus" from inside.
Just remember that if you wreck your detector there will be little left to argue about later, or to fix.
Perhaps you should purchase another Chinese copy first and after that break this one.
Besides if your wrecking procedure go wrong you will have more Chinese crap to smash. Who knows if you wreck even three of those then your evidence may shine brighter than the sun.

[Metal Searcher]

Richard, I don't get your threat. There are hundreds of people world wide who owns a Nexus, what you have to show is nothing new, so do go ahead and wreck your detector to pieces, it will show once and for all that what you've got is not Nexus.

[Richard Lincoln (Sheddy)]

I really don't care if I wreck it. Earlier in the thread one of the contributors pointed out that my machine only barely resembles a Nexus. Thats a very valid and fair point. With that in mind, if I were to advertise the machine for sale no-one would want to buy it.

On those grounds the machine is financially worthless so i have already lost any financial worth that the machine may have. I would gain a far greater satisfaction revealing to the world that which george does not want seen than what I would receive in selling it.

I can probably find a compound to strip the epoxy from the coil so that can be shown too.

[Unregistered]

Ohhhh now I get it, so, you are black mailing Georgi to obtain new parts for your detector so you can manage to sell it for decent money as Nexus. I didn't think that you were so small.
As Metal Searcher pointed out, hundreds of people own Nexus, you have nothing new to show, so entertain us and show us the wrecked GTech detector you've got there.

[Richard Lincoln (Sheddy)]

How is it blackmail? If it is one of George's machines all he has to do is say so here and I will not strip it out and photograph it. There are no other conditions attached, no further requests for the upgrades he promised, nothing.

If it is not one of George's, why would he care if the world sees what is inside the case?

Once it has been shown, it is up to you to decide whether I am showing you the real deal of a charlatan machine.

[Unregistered]

How is it blackmail? If it is one of George's machines all he has to do is say so here and I will not strip it out and photograph it. There are no other conditions attached, no further requests for the upgrades he promised, nothing.

If it is not one of George's, why would he care if the world sees what is inside the case?

Once it has been shown, it is up to you to decide whether I am showing you the real deal of a charlatan machine.

Sheddy I don't think he cares about what you're writing here or whether you wreck your Gtec home made broomstick to pieces or not.

[Richard Lincoln (Sheddy)]

Thats his decision.

[Qiaozhi]

I know that Qiaozhi informed George of this thread and I have spoken to GaryUK. I know that George is aware of what is being said here.

OK - I'll contact Georgi and come back with the reply.