Is the Nokta FindX Pro the Best Metal Detector?

With the FindX pro and 9x6 SX Elliptical coil you too can slay bottle caps like a pro 🤣🤣🤣
In this video I am at Waterfront Park on the Columbia River in The Dalles Oregon.
The Nokta FindX Pro is a sweet beginner's detector.
It's almost unbelievable what you get in a low cost detector: fully waterproof, rechargable, single frequency, and simple to run.
As a beginner you do not want a deep machine. And multi frequency can be problematic in urban areas with high EMI.
So the best machine for a beginner is one that is simple to operate and stable.
To me the FindX runs like a low sensitivity simplex.
Nokta gives you some metal detectong history that explains why the FindX is a game changer
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[@manuelblevins4711]

Find X pro looks like a great value without that small coil , $180 + $120 !! Too bad Nokta puts the SX28 as standard coil on whole line up except the " Lite SX24 " thats my only complaint otherwise Nokta is leader in value for whole lineup !!! Im rockn a Simplex + and Double Score and couldnt be happier !!! Thanks for the show !!!

[@GoGoDetectorGadget]

@@manuelblevins4711 💯

[@digginggopher]

The light is just frustrating when trying to hunt at night, as its okay while sweeping but then dighing and fishing around the hole youre in the dark, headlamps work brilliantly, they are even better then street lights because your shadow dosnt get in the way with a headlanp

[@GoGoDetectorGadget]

Yes I feel the same way, i.e., the built in light is worthless.

[@digginggopher]

If the findx pro uses the simplex coil wouldnt that basically make it as good as a simplex? Like how much work does the coil do and how much does the box do, the box just processes what the coil senses right

[@GoGoDetectorGadget]

It's not as sensitive and requires a slower swing speed.

[@CanSlaw]

I like watching new machines work. It ain't all about the finds for me I`ve seen them all. Been waiting for a good Walter Lee Detecting video Thanks for posting! I like theFXP ,looks like a cool little park skimmer.I don't have one.,but. I like watching videos of it.I been watching Jim and Paystreak using it. Looks like they are really enjoying it .I use Cajun Cologne,(cutters),Keeps the skeeters off for a little while 🙂

[@GoGoDetectorGadget]

Skeeters are in season now and this is a waterfront park on the columbia river. Was ok until you got in the shade then they would attack. This is a nesting site for Geese and not too far away is a superfund cleanup site. So I was a bit freaked out about the skeeters. Down stream from Hannaford Nuclear Site, birds, creosote, and skeeters 🤢

[@Vincent-tn7ut]

Friend, how deep can Findx Pro detect? I'm sorry if you said that in the video. I'm from Brazil and I don't speak Spanish. As it is now arriving in my country, there is no video talking about it. Is it really worth buying? Grateful!

[@GoGoDetectorGadget]

In my experience all modes except for field mode are shallow. Field mode can go deeper. It is not really meant to go deep. It is designed for someone who has never detected. When first learning how to metal detect its better not to go deep. Focus on shallow targets.

[@GoGoDetectorGadget]

Far as I know the FindX is only available through Amazon (Canada and America).

[@GoGoDetectorGadget]

Nokta Simplex and Minelab eXtera Pro are good beginner detectors. Garret is coming out with a new detector called the "Vortex" but I have no idea if it would be good for a beginner.

[@GoGoDetectorGadget]

If you're just learning how to detect then for the money I think it's the best beginner detector available. Low cost of entry into the hobby for a professional detector. If you like detecting then save money for something like The Legend.

[@Vincent-tn7ut]

​@@GoGoDetectorGadget OK! How many centimeters deep would the superficial and deep be in this device?

[@tiger3959]

lol