Aurora Aqua Pulse (Canada) Reviews, Price and Specifications

Wrist-Mount Underwater Pulse Induction (PI) Metal Detector

Retail Price: $750.00

Available Reviews: 4

Avg. Rating (2.8 Stars) average total

Aurora Aqua Pulse (Canada)

Specifications:

  • Three operating modes: Ferrous Mode, Non-Ferrous Mode
  • All Metal Mode with Target ID
  • Bright four color, ten segment, moving dot LED display
  • Built-in Vibalert
  • Submersible to 200 feet underwater
  • Designed for salt water and fresh water use
  • Power by user replaceable lithium batteries
  • No-motion Pinpointing
  • Batteries: replaceable Lithium 123(at 50 hour run time per set)
  • One year limited warranty
  • The Aurora Aqua Pulse is a ultra-low frequency miniature underwater metal detector which a scuba diver wears on the bottom of their wrist.

Reviews:

Tells You Ferrous or Non-Ferrous with Color Lights

by Ted in Boston ma - best

This unit is incredible. I use it as a pinpointer and take places where you should not be. It so compact, I love it!

Oct 08, 2021

Worked for six years and then broke.

by X in Hawaii - two stars

I liked this detector but it humms now when you put the battary into it. I think the company in Canada died with the recession.

Dec 30, 2015

It Won't Work

by Johel D Clark in green cove springs florida 32043 - one star

I bought it, and it does not work. And no one can fix it.

Jul 16, 2015

Works but depth is about 2 inches

by Scubaman in Ohio USA - three stars

I got one of these detectors when they first came out years ago. Vibrates when you find something so it can be good to find very shallow objects in very low visibility. I dive a lot and took it underwater many times in salt and fresh water. It is a very sound construction. I bought it about 14 years ago and it still works fine today. You can bring it places where you might not be allowed to bring a detector but don't expect it to detect much past 1 or 2 inches and the surface area isn't big either. If you've got money to blow, it's a neat toy but not recommended for a serious detectorist.

Apr 11, 2010

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