Pulse Star II Pro with Square 40x40" Coil Metal Detector
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When you Have to Go Really Deep...Pulse Star II Might Possibly be the Deepest Hand Held Detector Available Today!
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Pulse Star II Pro with Square 40x40" Coil
When you Have to Go Really Deep...Pulse Star II Might Possibly be the Deepest Hand Held Detector Available Today!
When you have to go really deep...Pulse Star II might possibly be the deepest hand held detector available today! Pulse technology is not new and has been used for many years. However, this is the first deep pulse unit developed with capabilities of discrimination between ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Combine the extreme depths attained with a pulse circuit, add the ability to discriminate, and you have a truly outstanding detector. The Pulse Star is not complicated; it only has four controls. These four knobs are clearly labeled and self explanatory. The meter not only shows the intensity of the signal, but also whether the target is ferrous (iron) or non-ferrous (larger targets only). Ferrous targets are indicated by both a low pitched tone and a green LED indicator light. A non-ferrous target is indicated by a high pitched tone and a RED indicator light. So simple to operate, anyone can successfully use it.
How Does the Pulse Star II Pro Work? Duty currents transmitted from the coil produce a primary magnetic field above the ground. This magnetic field induces eddy currents in conductive metals. Voltages caused by the decay of the eddy currents are detected, then amplified and displayed by a ticking rate/meter response. Discrimination works by analyzing the decay of the target’s magnetic field. Smaller objects always create less decay, regardless of the material. That is why discrimination works only on larger objects, fist size or larger. In the transmitting phase strong duty currents flow through the coin approximately 600 times per second. The current is abruptly cut off causing the detector’s magnetic field to collapse, which in turn creates eddy currents in metallic objects. After a short delay the coil switches from transmitting mode to receiving mode. The secondary field, created by the metallic objects eddy currents, induces very low tensions in the receiving coil. These are amplified for use with a meter and audio signal. In general, detection range will increase fast with increased target size. Penetrates in Feet as well as Inches...Why more professional treasure hunters are buying the Pulse Star II Pro than any other professional detector!
This detector ships in 2 separate boxes!
When you Have to Go Really Deep...Pulse Star II Might Possibly be the Deepest Hand Held Detector Available Today!
When you have to go really deep...Pulse Star II might possibly be the deepest hand held detector available today! Pulse technology is not new and has been used for many years. However, this is the first deep pulse unit developed with capabilities of discrimination between ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Combine the extreme depths attained with a pulse circuit, add the ability to discriminate, and you have a truly outstanding detector. The Pulse Star is not complicated; it only has four controls. These four knobs are clearly labeled and self explanatory. The meter not only shows the intensity of the signal, but also whether the target is ferrous (iron) or non-ferrous (larger targets only). Ferrous targets are indicated by both a low pitched tone and a green LED indicator light. A non-ferrous target is indicated by a high pitched tone and a RED indicator light. So simple to operate, anyone can successfully use it.
How Does the Pulse Star II Pro Work? Duty currents transmitted from the coil produce a primary magnetic field above the ground. This magnetic field induces eddy currents in conductive metals. Voltages caused by the decay of the eddy currents are detected, then amplified and displayed by a ticking rate/meter response. Discrimination works by analyzing the decay of the target’s magnetic field. Smaller objects always create less decay, regardless of the material. That is why discrimination works only on larger objects, fist size or larger. In the transmitting phase strong duty currents flow through the coin approximately 600 times per second. The current is abruptly cut off causing the detector’s magnetic field to collapse, which in turn creates eddy currents in metallic objects. After a short delay the coil switches from transmitting mode to receiving mode. The secondary field, created by the metallic objects eddy currents, induces very low tensions in the receiving coil. These are amplified for use with a meter and audio signal. In general, detection range will increase fast with increased target size. Penetrates in Feet as well as Inches...Why more professional treasure hunters are buying the Pulse Star II Pro than any other professional detector!
This detector ships in 2 separate boxes!
- Case with Control Box - Requires Shipping
- 40" Search Coil - Requires Shipping
Factory Included Accessories:
- Control Box
- Square 40x40" Search Coil (with Carrying Bag)
- Headphones
- Case
Pulse Star II Pro with Square 40x40" Coil Metal Detector
Reviewed by gmdlocators
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June 05, 2017
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Reviewed by gmdlocators
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June 05, 2017
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