Just wondering if XP will come out with an ORX version 2 like they did the Deus 2…..Drop the price down to $1,000 and I think that they would have the market to themselves…..The Deus 2 has already surpassed the Equinox IMHO and the Legend as it is now doesn’t seem to be all it’s cracked up to be IMHO….Again, these are my opinions, and we know what they say about opinions !!….What do you guys think ?
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ORX 2 ?
- Thread starter synthnut
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kaolinwasher
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yes good idea , I am one of those poor folks that would pounce on a oportunity like that
IDXMonster
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I’d think they’ll come out with a Deus2 Lite, priced around 800-900 USD. Still running FMF but not necessarily all of the adjustments available. In the US having anything BUT multi freq is all but useless because of the type of trash we have. In the UK, someone can get away with using an ORX in their pastures and plow, but here…WAY different game.
Tahts-a-dats-ago
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I'd be thrilled if XP updated the ORX so it has 5 tones and/or the ability to set tone breaks. Those two improvements would make the ORX a much more competitive coin-shooter; providing XP with an expanded opportunity to introduce new users to the XP line with very little development cost.
At this point I don't see an ORX II as being a model that is likely to be introduced, given XP's declaration that both the Deuce and the ORX will remain in their lineup.
At this point I don't see an ORX II as being a model that is likely to be introduced, given XP's declaration that both the Deuce and the ORX will remain in their lineup.
KindManTall
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Coils
ORX can use HF (2) and X35 (3) coils
DEUS 1 can use LF (3 ?) .. HF (2) and X35 (3) coils
DEUS 2 has 2 MF coils
ORX can use HF (2) and X35 (3) coils
DEUS 1 can use LF (3 ?) .. HF (2) and X35 (3) coils
DEUS 2 has 2 MF coils
gwsears
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Tell me more about the trash unique to the US, please. Sounds like a hell of a lot of diggers are missing out on a lot with their single freq detectors.
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Yes & yes!…..I agree!……….what turned me off on the Legend is how it’s too much of a copy of the Equinox…..Man those tones are duplicates of the Equinox!…..I’ll give it credit on its build quality though!…..As far as the D2 , it beat my Nox on the beach….It’s impressive there.
Yeah, sorta like Minelab had the Safari which was a cheaper eTrac but still had FBS.
I swung that darn Nox for 4 yrs even tho it felt horrible, and sounded like a 3rd grade recorder ensemble on the 1st day of school. I used it because it had multi-freq. Finally a company offers light weight, multi, and normal tones...so I bought a D2...but many people won't because it's TWICE as much as the Nox600.
Give them FMF at a lower price, same low weight, and they'll devour the competition.
I swung that darn Nox for 4 yrs even tho it felt horrible, and sounded like a 3rd grade recorder ensemble on the 1st day of school. I used it because it had multi-freq. Finally a company offers light weight, multi, and normal tones...so I bought a D2...but many people won't because it's TWICE as much as the Nox600.
Give them FMF at a lower price, same low weight, and they'll devour the competition.
I visited a good friend of mine who lives in the suburbs of Atlanta GA…He was swinging an ORX with a 11” x35 coil, and I shipped a Tesoro Vaquero down there to use…We detected soccer fields, and while I was wondering what targets I was hitting, he was naming targets that he was hitting…..I was impressed!…Now with the new Deus 2 already making a name for itself, I would be thrilled with an ORX 2…just saying
IDXMonster
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I don’t think the actual TRASH ITSELF is unique, but WHERE most US coin hunters hunt are in parks, schools, fairgrounds, ball fields, etc. which are generally STUFFED with pull tabs, ring pulls, pieces of aluminum from a can that a mower ran over, a lot of nails but more modern than old, junk jewelry….it’s never ending. Because of the laws in the UK as I understand them, it seems that most people choose to obtain permission on fields and pastures….OLD land that hasn’t been heavily polluted by these same trash items as mentioned. Is there a lot of lead? Sure. Iron? Definitely. But I would take those conditions many times over as opposed to hunting a school yard that is heavily polluted with modern trash. In the very oldest areas of the US people do well hunting fields. It’s not what most of us do though, we just don’t have access to them.