I had one with a sharpshooter,and it was alot of fun,and sure hit on nickel and gold hard for a low frequency machine. I've stopped listening to the post about high frequency machines for gold,I think they all get it,and I miss how much fun that eurotek was that I'm getting another.I don't know how anyone else feels,but to me its more fun with a starter machine, just go and dig what I'd probably di g with these higher end units I keep getting. I think it's time to go back to the beginning.
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Haven't seen much on the eurotek pro
- Thread starter petew
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Mark in NC
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Bugar In. USA
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MINE WORKS GREAT= FINE detector
bigtim1973
Well-known member
Yes it is a good unit. I had about 3 of them. They do real well. I am surprised they have not passed up the other starter units. They do very well for a machine that is 300 or less. They are light too. To me it is the best unit FT offers.
detectorbern
New member
ive had the eurotek pro about a year or so,for the money its the best unit out there I use an ultimate coil on it,and the depth is more than respectable
The Eurotek Pro/Eurotek has been a real successful process for FTP especially oversea's. It doesn't have any segments devised for "typical American" coins and uses just the numeric ID and has the FeTone Iron Audio as well in a smaller inexpensive package that uses Greek series coils (Eurotek Pro). The Eurotek uses plug in that is used on............
...Bounty Hunter Pro's. Same process, added features such as segments, and on the LRP, ground balance. The Eurotek marries well with the BH Pro line, and the Eurotek Pro got a face lift with the.............
...F11, F22, F44. More options, same process.
Pricing between all of these detectors are proportional to the abilities of each.
In the end, FTP has done a great job with one Fratbros detector, giving it different faces over 3 different name brands, with selective options. A great detector? Yes. But an ingenious way to get it into the hands of the many.(from an engineering and sales aspect).
My observations.
...Bounty Hunter Pro's. Same process, added features such as segments, and on the LRP, ground balance. The Eurotek marries well with the BH Pro line, and the Eurotek Pro got a face lift with the.............
...F11, F22, F44. More options, same process.
Pricing between all of these detectors are proportional to the abilities of each.
In the end, FTP has done a great job with one Fratbros detector, giving it different faces over 3 different name brands, with selective options. A great detector? Yes. But an ingenious way to get it into the hands of the many.(from an engineering and sales aspect).
My observations.
mrwilburino
Member
How does the Eurotek Pro stack up against the the Greek series, particularly the Gamma/Omega, for target separation? Anyone do a comparison?
detectingMO
New member
ETP is nearly a gamma/omega equal. Definitely not like a digitek/Bh pro/f11/f22/44 feel. Has the faster recovery and tight id like a gamma or omega. Just my opinion. With 11"dd and battery it only weighs 2lbs 9.5 oz
fsdigital12
New member
I agree, equal to an omega