If somebody wanna search real deep, he has 3 choices:
PI with large coils: Doesn't find smaller things.
PI with medium coils: Problems with discrimination and wrong signals on heavy mineralized soil
FLV with large coils (Jeohunter, Jeosonar or Nokta): Expensive and not that easy to handle
- A large coil needs more stability and heavier mounting.
- A medium PI coil is good for deep coins and objects to 10cm in soil, sand or with unproblematical mineralisation
- the bulgarian PIs:
DeepTech Megapulse III (28cm coil) (950 Euro)
- Small objects like bottle caps, pull tabs, pieces of aluminum are rejected
- The device can be operated effectively in highly mineralized soil areas, beaches, fresh and salt waters.
- High quality components are used and all critical parts of the circuit are
designed to align themselves to signal drift due to changing temperatures
- The hot rocks are categorically ignored
- The device can be operated effectively in highly mineralized soil areas, beaches, fresh and salt waters.
- High quality components are used and all critical parts of the circuit are
designed to align themselves to signal drift due to changing temperatures
- The hot rocks are categorically ignored
!!! Small objects don't show up if you work with the 1m coil and it has no discrimination; Besides it has no cavity and grafical display.
DeepTech SDP 2014A (28cm & 1m coils) (1350Euro)
!!! Uses a magnetometer to distinct between ferrous and nonferrous metal - well, better than nothing... But same above with small objects if you search deep with the 1m coil - and you just can work with one coil at the same time. No cavity, no display, no metal specification.
DeepTech GroundPionier 4500 (28cm & 1m coils) (1550 Euro)
!!! Well, it has a LCD Display, but same magnetometer stuff and same problem with "too large coil". You can walk around with this 1m thingy and miss alot precious stuff.
Lets take a look to the in air tests:
Ring, diam. 21mm, thick 2mm:
11'' DD Coil: 35cm
11'' DD Coil: 35cm
1m Coil: nothing
The Jeohunter finds such a ring at ca. 25-30 cm, depending if iron on or off.
The smallest with 1m coil it finds is a 0.33l cola can:
11'' (28cm) coil: 78cm
11'' (28cm) coil: 78cm
1m (40'') coil: 145cm
Jeohunter finds such a can at around 85cm but it also finds even 8mm small objects at 8cm - and all inbetween that range.
I really love Bulgaria, I listen to balkanika.tv and Fan.tv via 16° East Sat all the time, and I really respect the electronical engineers there.
You can get really price-worthy detectors in or from Bulgaria like the Deeptech Vista RG 750 (350 Euro) or the Blisstool LTC48X (450 Euro).
There also some good MDs from Hungaria like Cobra or from Poland for cheap money. All these machines are much better than those from China but of course you have to made down-cuts related to service, quality, warranty compared with well known or expensive brands. Makrodedektör as example also works for NASA, police and military (it builts also demining detectors, and those have to be reliable).
btw. 1500 Euro (almost 2000 Dollars) for a bulgarian PI Machine is not really "cheap" or "priceworth". It's very expensive because alot if not the most people there earn only 150-300 Euros /Dollars per month.
PI only goes that deep because it saves alot power with it's short pulses so it can radiate high currents with the coils. I have a better idea: Why not double the radiation power of VLFs and integrate a interruption circuit? A IC-Timer that switches the coil on and off every 1/20 second. This leaves enough time for building up the needed EM-field, gives enough time for recognition if the coil swings not too fast.
But first we need a better coil!
This coil has to have eliptical dimensions 38x28cm and must include 2 pairs of coils. One for larger objects and one for smaller ones. And this coil has ultrabright switchable LED lamps to light the soil at night.
If I should be more motivated I will help to invent this and with creating the schematic. 2 days ago I modified a bicycle-dynamo and attached a selfmade AC/DC current changer plus LED-Lamp but those bike-dynos have really a very bad power-output.
However:
Writing all of this was alot work compared with those cheap: "all this is scum and scam and sh*t stuff"-comments but it should give you a real good and fair overview about those bulgarian detectors. Buy one, if you like and support the lovely bulgarian people - but think twice if you will really use such "deep-detector" or if it's just a new toy which is lying in the corner after 1 or two weeks or months. I'm using the Jeohunter because I want to have the chance finding small and deep targets at the same time. And alot of the time you go out searching you have just one chance because this day you go that special way with your detector and the next day you will go a different way, if you should go this way a second time at all! 

Think about it if you really wanna search serious, effective and successful.



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