People often are intimidated by the technology used in metal detectors and hesitate to learn more about it. In this guide, I’ll explain to you how metal detectors work and their working principle in a simple way. I’d highly recommend every metal detectorist to understand the science behind this technology in order to perform better….
People often get confused when buying a metal detector: should they choose a motion or a non-motion detector? Don’t worry, I’m here to help you find the perfect one for your treasure hunts. Understanding the difference between motion and non-motion devices is key to your success. In this guide, I’ll explain how both types work,…
When exploring metal detectors, you’ll see terms like VLF, Pulse Induction, and BFO (Beat Frequency Oscillation). These technologies are key to how metal detectors work. They help the detectors send, receive, and interpret electromagnetic signals. To guide you in selecting the ideal device, it’s important to go deeper into these commonly used types and technologies….
Metal detecting takes you to all kinds of places, from sandy beaches to dense forests, and each location has its own challenges. To be successful, you need to adjust your detecting gears and techniques for each terrain, but avoiding common mistakes is just as important. In this article, “Metal Detecting Mistakes,” we’ll discuss the most…
Choosing between Pulse Induction (PI) and Very Low Frequency (VLF) metal detectors can be a challenge for many. Each technology has its strengths and weaknesses, making the decision crucial for finding the best treasures. If you’ve ever struggled to detect deep or small targets, understanding these two types of detectors could be the key to…
Metal detector false tones can be frustrating for both new and experienced treasure hunters. False tones occur when the detector reacts to something other than metal. These could be air bubbles, mineralized particles in the ground, or moisture. Also, incorrect settings or electromagnetic interference can be the culprits. Knowing when and why these tones occur…
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