Pulse Induction (PI) Metal Detector Reviews

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The main characteristic of PI metal detectors is their ability to simultaneously ignore both non-conductive and conductive mineralization in the environment while maintaining high sensitivity to all metal targets.

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Pulse Induction (PI) Metal Detectors

The Pulse Induction detectors are not affected by highly mineralized salt water, coral, rocks with a high iron content, or magnetic (black) sand - all of which drive CONVENTIONAL detectors crazy.

Another main feature of pulse detectors is that their detection range is unaffected by the medium between the metal detector and the metal target. Performance does not change whether detecting through air, water, silt, sand, or solid coral.

Above is a list of all pulse metal detectors available on the market today. You will be able to read Reviews and Ratings from real users, compare Features, Specifications and Prices of metal detectors, and see their Images - all information to help you choose the right PI metal detector for your treasure hunting tasks.

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Plus, this is a great opportunity for you to let the manufacturer of your metal detector know what improvements should be made to ensure the most effective search. All metal detector manufacturers read these reviews regularly!

If you would like to visit any particular metal detector manufacturer's website, you can find its link on my link-directory page:
Websites of All Manufacturers of Metal Detectors Worldwide

MY ADVISE: If you do not find the manufacturer's name on that page, it means that I could not find any reliable information on that manufacturer and its products, or the manufacturer is known for producing either gimmicks based on outdated technology or feeble semblances of reputable metal detectors, or its metal detectors are poorly built from cheap materials in Southeast Asia or Eastern Europe. Or the manufacturer simply ceased production. If you are still in doubt, try to do your own research, but you should definitely check the well known, tested, proven and trusted brands first!

Happy Treasure Hunting!