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To Charles Garrett...

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CladDog

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Your company has been doing a great job updating you detector line between the Ace and the AT series.

I just feel there is one area that Garrett is not tapping, and in my humble opinion, you guys ought to be.

Think salt water beaches.

You make a great PI detector with the Sea Hunter and Infinium, but of course, PI detectors offer no real discrimination.

And discrimination, even just to level of knocking out iron, is highly desirable to your average beach hunter.

You also make the AT Pro, but there are too many beaches where the combination of salt and heavy sand mineralization are just too much for a single frequency detector to operate with any kind of stability without sacrificing a lot of depth. I know that is certainly true on large sections of Florida's east coast.

Maybe Garrett could develop a waterproof, dual frequency detector that will function on all salt beaches. The dual frequency technology seems to have been out for quite some time now.

So what do you think? It could be a real winner. Just a thought.
 
Throw in a water proof Propointer,thats what I'm waiting on.
 
I agree with CladDog I would like to see the replacement for the 2500 have dual frequency be waterproof, and I hope Garrett keeps
imaging.HH Dale
 
As long as we are dreaming, throw in a little robot that digs small holes and retreives our finds for us. Everything y'all mentioned sounds good to me and maybe Garrett will implement some of them in the future. The little robot is for us disabled folks. My Grandpa did accuse me of being born tired and growing up lazy, but he was always joking. lol
 
Hi fongu.

Funny thing though, it doesn;t have to be a dream. Lots of companies are making those dual frequency detectors now. Sure wish Garrett would too. :cheers:
 
Whats it been, 15 yrs since the 2500 came out? Long time without a replacement for their flagship. Even the price shows. Don't they know that their top of the line machine has to have a price of at least $1400?:clapping::) I think it would be great if Garrett came out with a dedicated non-PI waterproof machine for beaches. I think they could also do what other companies have done and combine their top of the line land unit and VLF beach machine into one. JMHO
 
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