XP MI-6 Pinpointer

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Its super sensitive to small targets, i love the feeling of it in my hand the its very fitting to the hand.

With XP's radio link, you can effortlessly connect the MI-6 to your XP Deus 2, Deus, or ORX metal detector, taking your metal detecting experience to new heights. Unlike any traditional pinpointer, in my opinion, both MI-6 and MI-4 have a power button on the wrong side. The XP MI-6 Pinpointer is a high-quality handheld metal detecting tool designed to help treasure hunters and metal detectorists locate small and hard-to-find targets in tight spaces. What we love: "Great quality, great audio, waterproof to 6 meters packed with lots of features, designed for use with the XP DEUS, AND DEUS II! We design and manufacture metal detecting accessories and supply detectors and gear you can count on.the pinpointer is not radio-linked to the Deus, a user will experience a lot of annoying interference audio when the MI6, or MI-4, is in close proximity to the Deus. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Love it, it connected to my Deus 1, with no problem and using it is easy, turn the pinpointer on and the power is switched from the coil to the pinpointer, with audio coming thru your headphones.

But, of course, the MI-6 wireless connection to the Deus is a great feature for those having their hearing impaired, or not hearing the pinpointer signals through the ear-cup headphones, or pinpointing underwater targets in shallow surf. Which for me is exactly what I was looking for (I know everyone is different, which is cool, this is just regarding what I like in this case). During my first two outings with the MI-6, I had to fumble with the pinpointer trying to get it into the holster.I have issue with the on/off button too, it seems to me it would be easier to use if the button were on the other side.

And to get it to work, the unhappy campers have to reboot the MI-6 a few times, or completely remove it from the system and re-pair.An anti -Interference system between the MI-6 and the DEUS means that the Deus switches into standby mode when MI-6 is activated and then comes back to on when the MI-6 is switched off. What sets the MI-6 apart is its remarkable waterproof capability, allowing you to explore wet environments like streams, rivers, and even the beach, up to a depth of 6 meters.

Crawfords Electronics Limited FRN: 955130 trading as Crawfords Metal Detectors are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. The MI-6 uses intuitive sounds and vibration to help you accurately visualise where the target is buried in the ground. Nothing to say about me possibly changing the sensitivity level which can be adjusted by quick-pressing the button, and not knowing it. I like having a rechargeable battery, although it has a unique plug, the end cap needs to be removed to recharge, and is VERY hard to unthread sometimes. There’s nothing out there with this technology if you have an XP Deus or an ORX this is the only way to go.The main difference between the XP MI-6 and XP MI-4 is absence of radio connection to the Deus in the latter. My second reason for not pairing my MI-6 with the Deus was simple while wearing my WS4 headphones, I could hear the pinpointer sounding off without a problem. None of the complainers can figure out what this sound is all about, and the instruction manual does not say anything about it. Unlock many additional pinpointer features when you wirelessly connect the MI-6 to a DEUS metal detector (mode 7). When the MI-6 was revealed in autumn 2016, I was excited to assume that the XP Metal Detectors company had finally created a wireless in-line probe just like the old, good Sun Ray X-1 back in the 2000s!