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Another link that I read said to have battery life of 6-8 hrs per charge if I read it correctly... Seems a bit on the low end... doesn't it ?Quest V60 & 80. and a very reasonable price point. Doesnt say how long battery will hold a charge. Ad said 80Khz but not listed in spec chart.
No weight of detector. No warranty info.
Anyone use a Quest ??? How's the build quality ???
HH
Donna(NJ)
Certainly does. Im not too happy with my D2 coil only getting that much time. I need to charge after every use just to sure I hveI make enough juice for my next hunt !!!Another link that I read said to have battery life of 6-8 hrs per charge if I read it correctly... Seems a bit on the low end... doesn't it ?
There isn’t a lot of them sold here . I have a set of there headphones that accept XPpucks and they are of good quality. And just tonight I just saw where Andy Sabisch has a review on the quest 60/80. Maybe they are ok??Ok, then research Volkswagen, Mercedes, and countless japanese companies not to mention Nokta Makro, Ford etc. MANY companies have did BS to get a start or ahead. I'm not saying it's ok but that's not the case now. Competition helps us all have better life.
I believe they, Quest, were the first one with the "pod" above the hand grip with the straight shaft that ML copied with the Nox.
I am and two other guys I hunt with have/had the x10 and it's great. Two of us had the Q30 and it was a solid performer too.
In Europe Quest is a popular brand. I believe their warranty work is done by a dealer in Tx.
If you go to DetectorProspector, Forum, he has a report on the Quest V60 and V80.Quest V60 & 80. and a very reasonable price point. Doesnt say how long battery will hold a charge. Ad said 80Khz but not listed in spec chart.
No weight of detector. No warranty info.
Anyone use a Quest ??? How's the build quality ???
HH
Donna(NJ)
Andy is also going to be stocking the V60 and V80 for sale I have my name on his list to purchase one of the V80s, even though I have never tried a Quest detector I have always been interested in the Quest line of detectors, my issue was the fact there was not many in the U.S and I never could find out where if you needed repairs done or service where or who to contact so I never purchased one, that will change with the V80 these two detectors intrigues me, I have also received a PM from Quest and was told by one of their Reps that they will be offering a package where you could purchase just the 11x10 coil or a package with just the 9x5 coil as well as a pro pack that includes both coils, I think this will be great because no other company that I know of offers a choice as to which coil someone wants in an initial purchase, you either take the usually 11 inch coil that is included or you are SOL, to get a 9x5 coil you had to take a pro pack or purchase the 5x9 or 10 as an excessary coil, if quest actually does as I was told this would be great, personally I do not use a big coil for my detecting and the 11x10 would just end up being placed in storage with several other 11 inch or larger coils I have, the 9x5 or 6 inch coil is my preferred coil on every detector I have except for my gold VLF which I use a 6 inch round coil on, and my PI i use all different size coilsThere isn’t a lot of them sold here . I have a set of there headphones that accept XPpucks and they are of good quality. And just tonight I just saw where Andy Sabisch has a review on the quest 60/80. Maybe they are ok??
Quest detectors are made in China. I emailed and asked where they were manufactured. They answered that they were designed in the US but made in China. The detectors might be perfect and cheap but I think I will still pass on them. JMOThere are Chinese companies duplicating and modifying detectors, then rebadging with a completely new look.