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anybody hunting with a compadre??
- Thread starter C.J.M.
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Mike Chgo area
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SeniorSeeker
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Haven't tried one but, for what it is & what it cost, it is an awesome little detector. Actually it's a great beginners machine, as well as a good back up detector for those more experienced.
Ma Betty in MO
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Sgt. Silverman
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I've been considering one for my girls to use but haven't heard enough about them. Thanks for the post C.J.M, it's a great question.
SeniorSeeker
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Froml the reports I've read, the Compadre indeed is a great little machine. However, if one can afford the extra $$' the Silver uMax has greater capability with the added feature of hunting in silent search all metal or disc mode.
Per Tesoro:
The Silver Sabre series has had a very long history with Tesoro Electronics. It was first introduced in 1983. In a time when "lunch box" detectors were the norm, the original Silver Sabre was perceived as a toy unit. There have been many men who bought one for the wife and wound up using it because it worked as well as any other detector on the market. Advertised as "strong, simple, silent", the Silver Sabre has gone through many changes over the years. The Silver Sabre Plus added a no motion all metal circuit. The Silver Sabre II added a new plastic housing and new Hybrid Circuit technology. Several years ago we introduced the Silver Sabre
Per Tesoro:
The Silver Sabre series has had a very long history with Tesoro Electronics. It was first introduced in 1983. In a time when "lunch box" detectors were the norm, the original Silver Sabre was perceived as a toy unit. There have been many men who bought one for the wife and wound up using it because it worked as well as any other detector on the market. Advertised as "strong, simple, silent", the Silver Sabre has gone through many changes over the years. The Silver Sabre Plus added a no motion all metal circuit. The Silver Sabre II added a new plastic housing and new Hybrid Circuit technology. Several years ago we introduced the Silver Sabre