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Detector decision
- Thread starter Joe6112
- Start date
GeorgeinSC
Well-known member
Joe it would depend on where you are going to be detecting. I don't think the Vaquero would be suited for the surf since they say to Not allow it to get wet. . Try talking to one of the folks at Kellyco and see what they have to say about your choices. There is a live chat feature on this forum where us newbies can chat with them.
I have used the AT Pro for a couple years. It is a great detector with good depth, easy pin point feature and a price
that is hard to beat. Not that the vaquer is not a good detector because it is. the drawback is you cannot get it wet.
There is not one chance of not getting your detector wet if you are anywhere near a body of water.
Go to Kelleyco and do the detector comparison that they have. That may answer your question more clearly.
I love my AT Pro. Have found several rings both gold and silver and enough clad in 2 years to pay for the
machine over three times. Very difficult to argue with that. If you are determined to enjoy the hobby the learning
curve on the AT Pro is NILL> Maximum 1 week and you will be scooting along in pro mode 0 finding targets.
Good luck and HH. Let us know what you decide. Plenty of help on this forum.
that is hard to beat. Not that the vaquer is not a good detector because it is. the drawback is you cannot get it wet.
There is not one chance of not getting your detector wet if you are anywhere near a body of water.
Go to Kelleyco and do the detector comparison that they have. That may answer your question more clearly.
I love my AT Pro. Have found several rings both gold and silver and enough clad in 2 years to pay for the
machine over three times. Very difficult to argue with that. If you are determined to enjoy the hobby the learning
curve on the AT Pro is NILL> Maximum 1 week and you will be scooting along in pro mode 0 finding targets.
Good luck and HH. Let us know what you decide. Plenty of help on this forum.