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Any Cortes stories...........

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Ivan

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.......I'm really enjoying mine and it is performing very well for me, but I get the feeling that I may be in the minority. Am I the only guy having any luck with this target id unit? There is a rumour going around that a new ID unit is due for 2008 .So I go back to my question.... anyone having luck with their Cortes???
 
Well, I can only speak for myself but I love my Cortes. I started with an Ace 250 which was a good machine but the Cortes is orders of magnitude better. I find the TID to be accurate at least 75% of the time and even when it is off there are generally some indications that the target may be something other than the indicated item. After using the Cortes for a length of time I find that I don't need to use the Sum feature much, I pretty much know when I'm going to dig a iffy target.

In short, I have found much with the Cortes and am very happy with it. That said, I am looking forward to see what Tesoro is reportedly soon to release. Not because of any lacking in the Cortes, but because of how much I think of the Cortes and Tesoro.
 
or screw cap nearly every time. I like the depth meter too, I check it on every target. I use the notch function around picnic tables in parks, eliminates most pulltabs but not all. I just sold a good machine that had an analog meter, I like the Cortes digital meter better because it shows target ID and depth at the same time, no need to press a button to get the depth reading. Chopped beverage can pieces will fool it and like any other detector it can't ID any jewelry. All in all, I really like it.
 
I gave up on TIDs. Maby I should have tried the Cortes. Maby I will, one of these days.
 
Hi Corteser, I am in agreement with you and I have just started using the Cortes. I love it already and just feels great to swing it and the display is nice. The readout seems to be pretty accurate so far. Ok happy hunting all.

John Tomlinson,CET
John's Detectors
 
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