TreasureHound™ Depth Multiplier with EagleEye™ Pinpointing
Other Garrett Manuals
P.B. Deepseeker™ and P.B. Groundhog
ADS Deepseeker™ and ADS Groundhog
Master Hunters® ADS II and ADS III
Master Hunters® 5-7, 7X and 10X
XS/XL Sea Hunters - Pulse Machines Only
XS/XL Sea Hunters - VLF Machines Only
American S Series: SX, S-1, S-2, S-3
Garrett Catalogue / Leaflets
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Garland, TX 75042
Telephone: (972) 494-6151
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Bounty Hunter Metal Detectors have been around for quite some time. They are now manufactured by First Texas U.S.A. who also design and produce the very well liked Fisher and Teknetics metal detectors -
Please take some time out to have a quick look into the History Of Bounty Hunter Metal Detectors -
Detectors Down Under
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AUSTRALIA
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Our engineers started with a clean slate to redefine state-of-the-art. Our modern user interfaces are easier to learn to use properly than any other high performance detectors on the market. Easier to learn means faster to master and more performance in your hands, in the field, in less time than imagined possible.
The Teknetics legacy continues and we hope you will join in on the fun.
Tom Walsh
President & CEO
Minelab Australia
Technology Park, 2 Second Avenue, Mawson Lakes, SA 5095, Australia
FISHER F SERIES
GOLD PROSPECTING
FISHER
UNDERWATER
FISHER ARCHAEOLOGICAL
FISHER RELIC HUNTING / MULTI-PURPOSE
DISCONTINUED MODELS
1236-X2 All Purpose Relic Detector
1266-X All Purpose Relic Detector
1266-XB All Purpose Relic Detector
GoldStrike Gold Nugget Detector
1212-X Turn On And Go Detectors
Coin Strike Target ID Detector
FISHER F SERIES
Fisher
F4 #2
Fisher
F5 #1
Fisher
F5 #3
Fisher
F19
Fisher
F19 #2
Fisher
F70
Fisher
F75 #2
Fisher
F75 #3
Fisher
F75 LTD
Fisher
F75 LTD Enhanced
GOLD PROSPECTING SERIES
Fisher
Gold Bug Pro
Fisher
Gold Bug 2 #1
Fisher
Gold Bug 2 #2
FISHER UNDERWATER UNITS
Fisher
1280x #1
Fisher
1280x #2
FISHER RELIC HUNTING
/ MULTI-PURPOSE
Fisher
1270 #1
Fisher
1270 #2
Fisher
1270 #3
Fisher
CZ-3D
Fisher
Gemini 3
"Fisher Research Labs - was founded in 1931 by Dr. Gerhard R. Fisher, the world renowned engineer and inventor who was the first to receive a patent for the metal detector. From its simple beginnings in Fisher’s garage, Fisher Research Labs is a made-in-America success story. The world’s oldest metal detector business, Fisher Labs uses the latest in technology to build the most trusted products in the industry." - more here
The M-Scope was manufactured by the Fisher Research Laboratory, Inc., of Palo Alto, California. Designed for uranium prospecting, it came with a shoulder strap and a GM detector at the end of a 36” “walking stick” probe. The latter eliminated the need to bend over to inspect ore and it made it easier to access hard-to-reach places. The wooden case which protected the electronics from rain and dust, had a hinged top that when opened allowed access to the controls.
The meter scale, which goes from 0 – 100 in arbitrary units, is unusual in that it reads from right to left with the resting position of the needle at 100. The only control, aside from the on/off switch, is the audio volume control.
Detector: glass wall GM (clear glass and cylindrical copper cathode)
Range: one scale, 0 – 100 in arbitrary units.
Audio: speaker and headphones
Size: 5” x 9.5” x 9.5”
Batteries: two 1.5 volt and one 67.5 volt
Two mysterious aspects of the M-Scope are its name and the patent number (2,066,561), both of which are identified on a plate affixed to the lid of the box. The patent, issued to G.R. Fisher in 1933, is for a metal detector known as the "Metalloscope.” My guess is that the company abbreviated this to "M-Scope" and for some unknown reason (probably a lack of imagination) decided to apply this term to a variety of their products including their portable radiation detectors. In the early 1950s, Fisher produced a very similar instrument that used a GM walking stick. This instrument, the Model C-16, was also referred to as the "M-scope" but it had a metal case rather than a wooden one like the "M-scope" in the collection..
This particular example was used by a prospector in the Maryville region of east Tennessee.
First Texas Products & Fisher Chief Designer’s Favorite Machines
The History of Metal Detectors, with Emphasis on Gold Prospecting
Metal Detecting Technologies for Gold Prospecting
Discrimination mode “Sensitivity” and “Depth”
Question and Answer
Session with FT-Fisher Engineers David Johnson and John Gardiner
Family-owned White’s Electronics manufactures the best metal detectors for recreation, security, and industry. Taking advantage of the latest research and development has made White’s Electronics a leader in the field of metal detecting.
White's Electronics designs and builds metal detectors in Sweet Home, Oregon. A second facility in Inverness, Scotland, serves Europe and Asia.
The company is led by Ken and Mary White, guided by the same philosophy that was so successful for Ken's father when he began the company in 1950.
"Give the customers quality and value, and treat your employees like family."
That's the mission of White's Electronics.
Based in Toulouse since 1998, XP Metal Detectors develops and manufactures in France innovative, high-performance metal detectors which have quickly become a reference among enthusiasts. Conceived of by our engineers in collaboration with our team of experienced detectorists, XP’s range of metal detectors has been designed to respond to users’ real expectations. Our products combine power, selectivity and ergonomics to strike the perfect balance between performance characteristics!
Now with DEUS, XP has invented a new generation of metal detectors that offers a user-friendly design and optimal performance. It introduces you to a new exploring dimension, a deep, fast, light and fully wireless metal detector!
If you need any advice on using your XP metal detector, do not
hesitate to visit our FAQ, which will guide you through your first steps
in metal detecting. We also suggest you contact your local XP
distributor, who will be happy to advise you in your choice of >metal
detector.
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