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New Quest Metal Detectors---NEWS

Sven

Sven

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Just got word.

[video]https://vimeo.com/225131190[/video]
 
this wont stay up for long :lmfao:
 
Yes Sir!!
 
I see nothing in the video that shows any touted abilities. Eg.: is it supposed to be super deep ? Good at see-through/separation? Good at TID at depths ? good at nasty minerals ? The video doesn't show anything.
 
We know nothing about its performance capabilities yet. Hoping to get one soon to play with.
 
Isn't this simply the T2 rip-off that used to be Detectnix?

Didn't First Texas sue them?
 
Dave_E said:
Isn't this simply the T2 rip-off that used to be Detectnix?

Didn't First Texas sue them?
Click to expand...

They are no longer producing the Orig Quest Pro which had similar software as the T2 per First Texas. Both parties agreed to terms and the case was terminated, before the jury trial date.
The new detectors have new software, so these are brand new detectors.
 
photos, specs, and was never built..........but briefly, really stirred up the market. :lol:
 
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