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It's really amazing that........

Ivan

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with all of our modern day electronic advances.......pulse metal detectors have lagged so far behind. VLF metal detectors have come a long way in the last 40 yrs....but pulse is still in the 60's!! Guess the engeneers just aren't motivated. Oh well I'm sure the French or Bulgarians will solve this problem......have you seen the detectors coming out of Europe!! Wow....they are really on the move. Where is the iron rejecting pulse....should be here by now. I'd have no problem paying $1500.00 + for such a machine.........it would truly be the "supreme beach machine" .
 
I agree, and the same can be said about cars also if you think about it. Where are the flying cars that we were promised in 1955? The automobile hasn't changed really....it's a gas engine and has four wheels. The only difference being those electric cars now days that they are still perfecting. But honestly, what else could replace VLF technology that is cheap enough for the average Joe to obtain?
 
Just not that easy Ivan. Some have a magnetometer in addition to the pulse circuit. I use Pirate, Golden Mask detectors along with many others.
 
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