Nokta Makro Simplex+ Metal Detector

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To give you a very rough idea about the new metal detector – Nokta Simplex is a cheap (comparatively, of course, but still), both for ground and water search, and very easy to operate. Plus, it is compatible with wireless headphones, and has a DD coil in the kit. The Nokta Makro Simplex plus is a mid to high range specification single frequency coin and treasure seeking metal detector that was launched after the Minelab Equinox 600 and 800.

Iron Volume Control: Iron targets can be a nuisance for detectorists. The Nokta Simplex Ultra offers an adjustable Iron Volume feature, allowing you to control the volume of iron signals independently. In this article, We will embark on a technical and performance-based deep-dive into one of the new metal detectors that has taken the detecting community by storm: the Nokta Makro Simplex. We will strive to answer the two primary questions on everyone’s mind for this metal detector review of the Nokta Makro Simplex: I have a useful article on metal detector settings and what they do here. The Nokta Makro Simplex also benefits from in-built rechargeable batteries that are charged via a USB cable.Together with the original coil included into the kit, plus updatable software for the metal detector, these two additional products will make your metal detecting sessions even more productive. The more coils are available, the more flexibility you can expect for various targets and locations, and for various search conditions overall. SP22 – Waterproof 8.5″ DD Search Coil

Frequency Shift provides a three-level adjustment in the event of nearby electromagnetic interference (EMI). In my testing, this functionality proved valuable, as the Simplex and my Garrett Pro AT pinpointer didn’t play nice. This probably owes to the pinpointer’s 11.5KHz operating frequency and the Simplex 12KHz operating frequency. The ability to frequency shift to “F3” provided some relief, although it didn’t completely eliminate interference from the pinpointer.Vibration feature, which is a very useful regimen for any user, for example, in public places, or underwater. While vibration is not something supernaturally advanced, it is usually absent in budget-friendly machines. The Garrett ACE series features a low frequency of 6-8 kHz, and the Garrett AT Max, Garrett AT Pro, and White’s MX Sport feature a high 13-15 kHz operating frequency. The Simplex+ is like an average of both classes. Notch Discrimination Then increase the ground balance value by one step at time to exclude the unwanted signals. When increasing the Ground Balance value, the device sensitivity decreases for coins with high conductivity and silver, copper and lattin objects. Another feature you should readily see on the detector is its flashlight on the other side of the armrest. You should also be able to pinpoint two outlets that can be used for charging the detector.