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More SMF detectors coming.

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MuddyMo

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Before the old rumors start up about Quest, know that much of what’s been said is wrong. Not sure if they’ll be sold in the US. I don’t know if it’s true but heard minelab has been threatening to sue them if they sell their SMF detectors here to reduce competition.
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Quest SimultiQ S-PRO - Treasure Hunting World

We have some more information on the new Quest SimultiQ range of metal detectors, in particular the top of the line S-PRO model.
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Old single frequency detectors prices have gone to all time lows thanks to SMF. I wonder what will be the next new system to replace SMF. Maybe some kind of pulse induction hybrid just guessing.
 
Deteknix is now renamed Quest. Same Chinese Company.
Detectors made by them in China.
 
Yes that is a well known fact. 90% of what most people own is too. Not to start a debate or argument but until there is a hue change to the corporate world then it doesn’t matter. What does is they make great performing products at good prices.
 
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