Hey guys I was thinking about some of the names the companies give to a new detector and was wondering if you had the chance or were given the opportunity to name a machine be it a gold, coin or relic or all of the above, what would you call it? Do you think you could come up with a cool name? Come on give it a go!
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Naming a detector? What would you name a new detector?
- Thread starter nugget71
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Since this is the X-Terra forum, and we all know how good the X-Terra series is, let's call it the X-Terra 90. It would offer all the features of the X-70, plus a few new ones. Like an X-70 on steroids! 
How about another frequency for those die hard prospectors? Say, maybe 60 khz? And then we could add both ferrous and conductive scales similar to the Explorer. Of course it would work on all 4 frequencies and we would have a whole new assortment of coils available in each frequency. It would offer adjustable sweep and reset speeds, programmable audio tones and a backlight for those days when we're finding so much we don't want to stop detecting.
There are certainly a few more features we could add. But let's save those for a couple years from now when the new wears off the X-90, and we are having this same discussion again. We'll call that one the X-Terra 110!
HH Randy
The story you have just read is the mental fabrication of a man who suffers from an extreme case of cabin fever. There is no evidence of an X-90 or the speculated features.
How about another frequency for those die hard prospectors? Say, maybe 60 khz? And then we could add both ferrous and conductive scales similar to the Explorer. Of course it would work on all 4 frequencies and we would have a whole new assortment of coils available in each frequency. It would offer adjustable sweep and reset speeds, programmable audio tones and a backlight for those days when we're finding so much we don't want to stop detecting.
There are certainly a few more features we could add. But let's save those for a couple years from now when the new wears off the X-90, and we are having this same discussion again. We'll call that one the X-Terra 110!
HH RandyThe story you have just read is the mental fabrication of a man who suffers from an extreme case of cabin fever. There is no evidence of an X-90 or the speculated features.