Sites offering the manufacture of metal detectors and accessories.
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Site that offers information and links to the Bounty Hunter range of machines.
Information on the C-Scope range of treasure hunting and security machines.
The main site for Fisher equipment. Includes product information and field tests.
Both hobby and industrial uses. With machine specifications, field tests and support information.
Handheld metal detectors for deep underground search inland and beach. Twin / dual search coil technology.
Invented, develops and manufactures geophysical instruments such as metal detectors, 3D ground scanners, ground penetrating radars, and water detectors.
Manufacturer of Miner resistivity instrument and metal detector for archaeological exploration.
Manufacturer of dowsing rods and directional treasure locators.
Information on the Shadow line of detectors - X3 and X5. Includes specifications, manuals and a user forum.
UK based maker of hobby detectors. With links to product information and support.
Information on the Shadow line of detectors - X3 and X5. Includes specifications, manuals and a user forum.
Invented, develops and manufactures geophysical instruments such as metal detectors, 3D ground scanners, ground penetrating radars, and water detectors.
Manufacturer of Miner resistivity instrument and metal detector for archaeological exploration.
Handheld metal detectors for deep underground search inland and beach. Twin / dual search coil technology.
Both hobby and industrial uses. With machine specifications, field tests and support information.
UK based maker of hobby detectors. With links to product information and support.
Site that offers information and links to the Bounty Hunter range of machines.
Information on the C-Scope range of treasure hunting and security machines.
Manufacturer of dowsing rods and directional treasure locators.
The main site for Fisher equipment. Includes product information and field tests.
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