Keep it
cool! 
OK, your links tell us the Jeosonar costs new 4800 TL in Turkey - about 2500 Euro. And buying used units is a special and often critical case.
I know you mentioned Nokta with "digging out nothing", but the ground balancing everywhere is similar.
Distinguishing metal through thick hot-rocks or mineralized stones is a special case. And gold is not always the same - 365 gold alloy contains almost 2/3 of other metal.
OK, the Radar issue is something else but has just indirectly to do with monitor resolution. Jeohunter displays the grafical output of the electronical data including measured values.
Nokta claims the screen will display at least silhouttes and shapes of the real form a buried object has. As example those pan or golden frog. Does it really work?
> About their big coils, huh, try to carry for some hours them you will see how it suffers
Not really - 'cause most of the time you have to dig stuff out - and how much that "hurts" also depends on someones strenght. It's the wrong way limiting coil-size just because some guys can't bear it for a longer time.
Please post your video link again so there is no misunderstanding. The turkish video from the makrodetectörs test parcour (looking like some sort of bridge) with those stone steps and holes in the ground isn't yours? So please show us your test video, even if its Nokta.
> 5lt tin with %90 sensitivity max. distance on air test 120cm!! You think this is good distance for 35x45cm dia. coil??
This depends on alot factors "what is good", but the values on the Nokta page tell:
10 x 10cm: 110 cm
20 x 20cm: 140 cm
If someone likes to buy a detektor with around 15'' coil that goes to 2meters he can! But I doubt those will find a 60x60cm crate at: 270 cm (all values Nokta in air with 35x45cm coil - see homepage)
Dear ronin, please don't forget those are no toys but specialized for deep search, even if you have bad experience under usual conditions.
Those large coils aren't made just out of fun but to break up the depth-borders others couldn't! This is pioneer-work and sometimes also leads to new problems the actual mainstream-technic doesn't have. Every detector has his drawbacks and claiming much better search-results as the practical truth - not only Nokta does it. This is a problem since a long time because of the many different test- and search-situations.
I'm shure you will sell that full Nokta package for 1500 Euro but I won't sell my Jeohunter, I even wouldn't give it back for the full purchase-price.
. The last link has enough 2nd hand of this unit.

As always in life: If something is too strong, you are too weak...
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