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  • Aziz
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    Originally posted by kt315 View Post
    your laught is not to that place. you are going in a school?

    - your Home Work is not done tommorow! go out from class room and do not back without your parents!!!!
    I am sorry for hurting your feelings. But this gives you not the reason for getting impertinence.

    Kind regards,
    Aziz

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  • ivconic
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    Yes DMF10, in local shops price is 125e. I tested it and compared with Skill.
    Not better than Skill. Skill is noticeable better and costs only 75e...
    However..i have hunch those are based on same machine inside; same controls,same processor... What is difference? Most probably some adjustments and coil!? Not sure. And of course brands; Bosch is always more expensive than Skill !!!

    Look F2,F4 and F75...and compare with some Fisher models... same old story continues again and again...

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  • Max
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    another model from Bosh

    Originally posted by kt315 View Post
    your laught is not to that place. you are going in a school?

    - your Home Work is not done tommorow! go out from class room and do not back without your parents!!!!

    Automax is selling production on price $139.
    Kellyco Metal Detectors has the perfect metal detector for you- whether you are a beginner or experienced. From Security to Hobby- Begin your search today!

    automax is a clone from German simple handy metal detector, I believe.
    Hi,
    I think you're probably right: I think too it's a clone of some old project, from a magazine.

    I've built myself a couple of them, but not as good... they use ics but this small transistor one it better than those.

    Also... today I found there's another Bosh made stud detector that's maybe better than the "skill" one... do you know it ?

    It's rated 10cm on ferrous and 8cm on copper buried stuff, coin sized... not bad for such small coil there.

    For Ivconic: do you know that model from bosh , DMF10 ???

    Kind regards,
    Max
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  • kt315
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    Originally posted by Aziz View Post
    It's like back to the roots!
    your laught is not to that place. you are going in a school?

    - your Home Work is not done tommorow! go out from class room and do not back without your parents!!!!

    Automax is selling production on price $139.
    Kellyco Metal Detectors has the perfect metal detector for you- whether you are a beginner or experienced. From Security to Hobby- Begin your search today!

    automax is a clone from German simple handy metal detector, I believe.
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  • Aziz
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    It's like back to the roots!

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  • kt315
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    much junk you still are keeping of
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  • kt315
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    for use of your junk you are keeping in the toilet of
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  • Esteban
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    Originally posted by Max View Post
    here it is...

    the crappy pinpointer !

    All made of junk...

    Kind regards,
    Max
    Nice. You can use "junk" from old PCBs of electronic equipments. Specially for these cases!

    Regards

    Esteban

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  • Max
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    here it is...

    the crappy pinpointer !

    All made of junk...

    Kind regards,
    Max
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  • Max
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    Uhm... I've packed my ugly , dirty and cheapy new pinpointer (Automax clone...) and will post some pictures soon...

    All made of trash... but works cool!

    The packing competition is formally open!

    Kind regards,
    Max

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  • Steve in MS
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    Thanks ivconic for the info, it appears they are not available here in the States else I would have to buy it and see .
    Maybe Eugene can run a search and see if they are here, it appears Bosch and Skil are the same company, the Skil website says " Robert Bosch Tool Corporation".

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  • ivconic
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    What really amazing me is "timber detection" feature!!! It works for real, and it works much deeper!?
    How the hell they managed that!? What is the catch!?
    I would like to understand that better!
    Someone can help?
    Explain?

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  • ivconic
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    You provoked me to search and see;

    "• Detection depth: ferrous metal up to 80mm, copper 60mm, electrical cables 50mm and timber 20mm.."

    Look how modest they are!?
    Actually device showed much better performances than in this advertisment!!
    Quite oposite than in many advertisments for hobby metal detectors! Wow!


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    And if you pay attention, down to page there is that Bosch i tested . Works nice also, but Skil is deeper much!? And Bosch is more expensive!? Must be the brand thing!?

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  • ivconic
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    Oh yes Steve,
    mostly i am taking Spectrum with me on the field, which is very deep and accurate detector. Yet, when using deep custom program, pinpointing is not accurate with it, so this Skil helps much! Many times small item appear at side of a hole, not center. Without this nice pp i could dig deeper and deeper, all the way down to China! Good if i want to catch olimpic games a bit!
    I do recommend this one for sure!
    Regards!

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  • ivconic
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    It says:

    " Skil 550
    Detector Battery 9V 6LR61
    CE 2007 FO15055001
    Ser.nr. 784002377
    Skil Europe BV
    KONIJNENBERG 60,BREDA-NL 8C1"

    It's my damn poor camera again! Cant shot close details sharper, sorry!

    Cheers!
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