Piastra 9.5x5" DD (GK24)
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Nokta Search Coil 9.5x5" DD (GK24)

MAK160129
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The GK24 9.5x5" DD coil is excellent for detecting small and tiny objects in highly mineralized soils. Its exceptional stability and sensitivity make it perfect for trashy environments like city parks, ensuring that even the smallest targets are detected.

Strengths

  • Waterproof
  • For Gold Kruzer
  • Great for small objects

Data sheet

Dimensions
7 x 10"
Shape
Elliptical
Detector Type
Perforated
Technology
DD
Waterproofness
Yes
Coil Cover
Included
Compatible
Nokta Gold Kruzer
Advantages
Excellent separation of objects, ideal in highly mineralized soils.
Warranty
2 Years

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Nokta Search Coil 9.5x5" DD (GK24)

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