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  • aft_72005
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    Originally posted by Morgan View Post
    hi Hung

    i still have my MINEORO 08MI, if you interested let me know

    Hi Morgan
    I am interest see pictures from inside MINEORO 08MI box.
    Please take some pictures from PCB , box , heads and alignment instruments
    Installed in heads .
    Thanks for trouble .
    Best regards.

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  • Morgan
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    Originally posted by hung View Post
    You're hillarious dude.
    So I am doing the promotion when you are the one who displays a big MD logo in your post?

    And making things even worse, claims that some toy is God?
    Now you know why I have never started a salute discussion with you... You're just not worth it.

    You call me a scammer. So I call you a criminal.
    Attempting false accusations against somebody is crime.
    Well, don't know about it where you come from.

    You are a perfect example of the ones who do not respect other members and thanks to you this forum is going each time deeper into 'decorum' degeneration.
    hi Hung

    i still have my MINEORO 08MI, if you interested let me know

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by hung View Post

    So I call you a criminal.
    Usual scammers reaction.

    In bottom of messages I am playing with words, you are playing with thousands hard earned dollars of naive LRL buyers.

    No help of secret LRL science needed to conclude who is crime here.

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by Funfinder View Post
    @ Qiaozhi
    Accepted - but may I ask what are your concerns?
    I do not think it is suitable for Govind, as it will be too difficult for him to use. Also, I have seen a Nokta Golden King in action (which is similar to the Jeohunter) and personally I didn't like it. The owner had used it for about a year, and still had to refer to the user manual and the DVD to remember how to use it properly. This seems to be confirmed by some of your previous postings. The description of how to ground balance the device was horrendous. I thought the Nokta was cumbersome, difficult to see the display in sunlight, and gave erratic results. Maybe that's just my opinion, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Sorry.

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  • Funfinder
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    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Govind
    Hi Qiaozhi, Thanks for your reply. Loranz seems to be pretty expensive. the deep max x5 and x6 around 7000 to 9000 dollars respectively. And if i have to buy another vlf detector i need to spend another 5000 like joehunter. That would exceed my budget. As i am new to metal detecting i am bit worried to spend roughly 15000 dollars. Even after spending this much mony i am not sure if i will find anything useful hidden. Are there any cheap alternatives.
    How about i buy whites TM 808 and joehunter which is in my budget. Your help is highly appericated
    Thanks
    G



    Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
    If you have budget constraints, then I would buy a TM808 and a top of the range VLF detector. Personally, I'd forget about the Jeohunter. (My apologies to FunFinder.)

    @ Qiaozhi
    Accepted - but may I ask what are your concerns?

    The Jeohunter is the same good as the Nexus Ultimate and it's development is for real depth and for additional use with very powerful 1m coil. I have this coil already and I will make some tests in the near future so you will see how much depth-power the Jeohunter really has in it.


    @ Govind
    In your case - because you're a beginner - Qiaozhi's right - better not use the Jeohunter - could be too complicated, heavy and expensive for you.

    You can buy a two-box but you can't carry shovel and stuff together with it - this may be a big problem for jungle-expeditions!
    However 2box would be good for larger sized stuff that's deeper.

    Or you can buy a PI with 50cm coil for around 1000-2000 dollars.
    (a few of them have some kind of discrimination)

    For beginning you also can order the MD-5008 from ebay for 250 dollars - just to get used with MDs at all.

    Or you can get the Garrett GTI2500 with 2in1: 2box depth frame coil and 30cm coil (order additional Detech 40cm Excelerator for much more depth)

    Good luck getting started and don't spent too much money!

    PS dont forget the Garrett Pro-Pinpointer for fast recovering of the targets.

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  • hung
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    Originally posted by Govind View Post
    Hi Hung,
    I am from India, but I stay in New Jersey USA. Most of my field work and
    experiments will be in the remote forests of India, where there are no
    habitants at all and we have much older than 13th century forts and palaces which are
    Untouched till today. My requirement is I need a good detector which can detect objects
    atleast 3 to 4 meters deep on dry ground with no mineralization.
    My Budget is around 6 to 7 thousand US dollars.
    can you give me your private id.
    Thanks
    G
    Alright Govind, give me some time and I will try to send you a private message until late tomorrow.
    Based on what you describe you have some options. I will review them with you.
    Regards.

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by Govind View Post
    Hi Qiaozhi
    Can you name some of the top of line VLF detectors other than joehunter.
    Thanks
    G
    I'll send you a PM.

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  • Govind
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    Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
    If you have budget constraints, then I would buy a TM808 and a top of the range VLF detector. Personally, I'd forget about the Jeohunter. (My apologies to FunFinder.)
    Hi Qiaozhi
    Can you name some of the top of line VLF detectors other than joehunter.
    Thanks
    G

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  • Govind
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    Originally posted by hung View Post
    Govind, where are you from and what is your budget?

    I have already personally tested a tm808 and a gemini. Both of them 2box detectors.
    They don't even come close to the Mineoro 08MI and much less to a MP10 top of the line unit from the same manufacturer.

    The MP10 is the most powerful 2box on earth today.
    We used to have one in the team when my partner was alive. It's incredible. Once I witnessed my friend recovering a tiny gold object with it something impossible for a regular two box detector.
    This is due to the fact that all Mineoro 2boxes feature a concept that the inventor Damasio included inside each one of them. Based on his discovery about the fields emanating from long time buried metals and in this case, gold, being the one producing the largest emanation span angle, he could implement a special receiving circuit inside enabling their devices to detect long time buried metals also from a distance
    The device first captures these fields with VU activity, the user follows the direction and when aproaching the sound generator starts to work until exactly over the target.

    The 08MI is the same as MP10 only a little less powerful. The first person I came to know recovering a cache of gold coins using a Mineoro 2box, in this case a 08MI, was Mr. Anisio Trelha when in 1969 his 08MI triggered a signal from 120 meters away (360 feet) and walked to the location of the buried coins.
    The longer that a gold target is buried, the stronger the signal is. A small gold object produces 'an electric image' much bigger enabling the detector to sense it.

    Recently I could get on the Brazilian ebay a true classic gem. A first generation 08MI from 1984 still featuring the original vernier from 1969 and the same vintage circuit.
    This two box allow me not only to discriminate gold from iron with VU inversion but also to tell the depth of target.
    The guy who sold me told that it used to belong to his father who is now deceased. The seller is a dentist and have no interest in treasure hunting. So he decided to sell.
    Boy I was lucky! The minute I saw the ad, I imediately hit the 'buy' comand.

    Forget about Jeohunter. If you need images, just get Tim William's ARC geo Logger and use it with the 08MI for instance.

    I know that some dealers in Europe offer Mineoro two boxes.

    If you have any other questions, drop me a private message.
    Good luck.
    Hi Hung,
    I am from India, but I stay in New Jersey USA. Most of my field work and
    experiments will be in the remote forests of India, where there are no
    habitants at all and we have much older than 13th century forts and palaces which are
    Untouched till today. My requirement is I need a good detector which can detect objects
    atleast 3 to 4 meters deep on dry ground with no mineralization.
    My Budget is around 6 to 7 thousand US dollars.
    can you give me your private id.
    Thanks
    G

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  • der_fisherman
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    Talking about ridiculous claims from Scammers

    Originally posted by hung View Post
    You're hillarious dude.
    So I am doing the promotion when you are the one who displays a big MD logo in your post?
    And making things even worse, claims that some toy is God?
    Now you know why I have never started a salute discussion with you... You're just not worth it.
    You call me a scammer. So I call you a criminal.
    Attempting false accusations against somebody is crime.
    Well, don't know about it where you come from.
    You are a perfect example of the ones who do not respect other members and thanks to you this forum is going each time deeper into 'decorum' degeneration.
    Dear Hung,
    some might even say you should be..... but just from reading your previous post demonstrates not only that you are most likely not quite Kosher, but the claims you make are so ridiculous, they demonstrate an almost complete lack of understanding of the way metal detection actually works.
    If your claims had been more within the realms of reality, some of us might have believed you more.....but well over 100 meter(?) from something handheld, never ever....made in 1969 I believe you said?
    I am sure that there is large heavy equipment around that can detect metal at long distances, but I personally have never heard of such stuff.....but handheld???
    Let me say that I am REALLY skeptical and I would need a few of the outstanding members (there are a lot of them far better informed than I am) here supporting you fully before I would even start to believe any of your claims......I bet I am not alone either....
    I wish you both a great day and hope that you can both agree to disagree....

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  • hung
    replied
    You're hillarious dude.
    So I am doing the promotion when you are the one who displays a big MD logo in your post?

    And making things even worse, claims that some toy is God?
    Now you know why I have never started a salute discussion with you... You're just not worth it.

    You call me a scammer. So I call you a criminal.
    Attempting false accusations against somebody is crime.
    Well, don't know about it where you come from.

    You are a perfect example of the ones who do not respect other members and thanks to you this forum is going each time deeper into 'decorum' degeneration.

    Leave a comment:


  • WM6
    replied
    Be avare!

    Hung is known scammer and this is pure fraudulent apparatus promotion as usual from his side.

    Your money will "gone with the wind".

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  • hung
    replied
    Govind, where are you from and what is your budget?

    I have already personally tested a tm808 and a gemini. Both of them 2box detectors.
    They don't even come close to the Mineoro 08MI and much less to a MP10 top of the line unit from the same manufacturer.

    The MP10 is the most powerful 2box on earth today.
    We used to have one in the team when my partner was alive. It's incredible. Once I witnessed my friend recovering a tiny gold object with it something impossible for a regular two box detector.
    This is due to the fact that all Mineoro 2boxes feature a concept that the inventor Damasio included inside each one of them. Based on his discovery about the fields emanating from long time buried metals and in this case, gold, being the one producing the largest emanation span angle, he could implement a special receiving circuit inside enabling their devices to detect long time buried metals also from a distance
    The device first captures these fields with VU activity, the user follows the direction and when aproaching the sound generator starts to work until exactly over the target.

    The 08MI is the same as MP10 only a little less powerful. The first person I came to know recovering a cache of gold coins using a Mineoro 2box, in this case a 08MI, was Mr. Anisio Trelha when in 1969 his 08MI triggered a signal from 120 meters away (360 feet) and walked to the location of the buried coins.
    The longer that a gold target is buried, the stronger the signal is. A small gold object produces 'an electric image' much bigger enabling the detector to sense it.

    Recently I could get on the Brazilian ebay a true classic gem. A first generation 08MI from 1984 still featuring the original vernier from 1969 and the same vintage circuit.
    This two box allow me not only to discriminate gold from iron with VU inversion but also to tell the depth of target.
    The guy who sold me told that it used to belong to his father who is now deceased. The seller is a dentist and have no interest in treasure hunting. So he decided to sell.
    Boy I was lucky! The minute I saw the ad, I imediately hit the 'buy' comand.

    Forget about Jeohunter. If you need images, just get Tim William's ARC geo Logger and use it with the 08MI for instance.

    I know that some dealers in Europe offer Mineoro two boxes.

    If you have any other questions, drop me a private message.
    Good luck.

    Leave a comment:


  • Qiaozhi
    replied
    Originally posted by Govind View Post
    Hi Qiaozhi, Thanks for your reply. Loranz seems to be pretty expensive. the deep max x5 and x6 around 7000 to 9000 dollars respectively. And if i have to buy another vlf detector i need to spend another 5000 like joehunter. That would exceed my budget. As i am new to metal detecting i am bit worried to spend roughly 15000 dollars. Even after spending this much mony i am not sure if i will find anything useful hidden. Are there any cheap alternatives.
    How about i buy whites TM 808 and joehunter which is in my budget. Your help is highly appericated
    Thanks
    G
    If you have budget constraints, then I would buy a TM808 and a top of the range VLF detector. Personally, I'd forget about the Jeohunter. (My apologies to FunFinder.)

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  • Govind
    replied
    Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
    The Lorenz seems to be a popular detector with relic hunters. It is extremely well built, and good quality. Detectors that show how deep a target is buried, make an assumption that the target is a coin. It is a guess based on the amplitude of the received signal. PI detectors with large frames do not have this feature, because there is no common target on which to base the reading. Yes, I am suggesting that you might also want to purchase a discriminating detector, to make a comparison on any interesting targets, before actually digging a hole.
    Hi Qiaozhi, Thanks for your reply. Loranz seems to be pretty expensive. the deep max x5 and x6 around 7000 to 9000 dollars respectively. And if i have to buy another vlf detector i need to spend another 5000 like joehunter. That would exceed my budget. As i am new to metal detecting i am bit worried to spend roughly 15000 dollars. Even after spending this much mony i am not sure if i will find anything useful hidden. Are there any cheap alternatives.
    How about i buy whites TM 808 and joehunter which is in my budget. Your help is highly appericated
    Thanks
    G

    Leave a comment:

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