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Like mushrooms after the rain...
But I hear too often lately: "...German group... Made in Germany... German technology..." etc.
Most of these products have never seen Germany.
But some strange and unjustified fame of "Germany" is very often mentioned in the so far quite unknown new presentations, of some new "companies" that did not exist until yesterday.
Do these people know that Germany is least known for metal detectors?
How many metal detectors do we know actually come from Germany? Pulse Star 2... Lorenz...?? Which one else? OKM! LOL
When you dig a little deeper... they mostly come from Turkey, Kuwait, some Arab countries, etc.
GUI is made by an "American IT company", on order. You can see the "pattern" by which they are recognized.
What processor is running this? It's hard to say. Some previous ones I've seen were powered by a Raspberry PI.
This one is too thin to fit both the Raspberry PI and the TFT in width. Maybe Zero 2W?
Binary audio response... the machine is guaranteed to be a perfected copy of White's Classic detector!
Or something similar. And of course... the tests are always on uniform soil!
And of course they always make the same mistake!
When I hear the words "meters" and "depth" in the same sentence... it's over, the end of the movie, bye, good night!
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They must be given credit for being imaginative. Appearance is ok, GUI is ok. It all looks pretty nice.
Even if only the actual performances were even 20% of the appearance?
Someone will have to take out their wallet to find out the details... any volunteers?
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Reading GerDetector is enough for me, I just skip the videos, I don't need to watch them at all. What a friend of mine would say is a program for fools.Comment
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It must be good.has the same profile as the ML detectorsComment
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These scammers put an extraordinary effort in designing enclosures. I wonder which companies manufacture them. I can't be cheap, actually it's that part what their customers are buying.Comment
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Ionic is live and never will died! LOL
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ISO 9001 means that the company has a set of documented procedures, and that they have been seen to follow them.
It's used to demonstrate good quality control procedures, and is not a technical display of excellence.
At the bottom of the certificate there's an address located in Istanbul, but the phone number is in Tunisia.
Apparently the ability to change transmit frequencies is unique.
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Yes looks like they are in Turkey Istanbul
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They claim the machine can detect 5g of gold at 35cm, my machine can detect a 5g gold ring at 40cm = similar range, they also claim it can detect a 60 x 60cm copper plate at 4m, my detector can detect a car from 2.5 m away = huge difference.Comment
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They were wrong about that inscription again! Instead of "ivconic" they wrote "ionic" again by mistake!?Originally posted by kt315 View Post
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