SNIFFER AM 119

[tragac]

please share experience or if you know more about attached detector

regards to all

[ApBerg]

please share experience or if you know more about attached detector

regards to all

Think it is Arado IBA 95 (or120), look inside and compare with the info you can find on this forum,
if you do look inside take a photo ? and let us also see ?

http://aradodetectors.services.offic.../Nostalga.aspx

Best regards.

Ap

[tragac]

Finally I found somebody who know more about this detector ,

I think you are right about model/s it is one line on link you sent me , next time I'll send you pictures

Tell me your opinion about mentioned model/s is it possible to compare with today new models

This MD was bought by my father years ago and it is not used and it is not worked more than 2 ours it is completely unused ,

I just ordered White's V3i ,is it possible to use in combination these two detectors

Tell me how to tune and use mentioned detector on best way, is it possible to put screen for visual separation on metals ,because in prospects with detector and also on link you sent me I saw I think same model bath with screen


REGARDS AND THANK YOU ON HELP

[tragac]

HELLO ApBerg could please send me manual for mentioned Arado MD
thank you in advance

Regards

[Ganesh]

Arado

Dear Tragac, better sell this old detector to a collector. Even if it works right now it might break any time because some electronic parts get bad if they are 30 years old.
It seems it has only sensitivity and disc. Just switch it on until you hear a hum. This is your threshold tone. Listen to the change of the sound when you put some metal near the coil. Experiment with the disk knob to make the detector ignore a nail.


Metal detecting needs a lot of patience and is fun if your detector works well and you know how to use it. IMHO better use your precious time to study the V3I manual and try to get a feel for this very versatile detector.

Greetings
Ganesh

[Qiaozhi]

I have moved this thread from The Remote Sensing Forum to here.

Crikey!
That's something I don't have to do very often! It's usually the way around.

[ivconic]

Arado is quite alright for locating medium and large sized metal objects in soil.
It is nonmotion, skilled operator can pull out nice performances from it.