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Comparison Minelab X-Terra 505 vs Minelab X-Terra 705

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Minelab X-Terra 505
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Large selection of compatible reels. Possibility of using different types of batteries. 28 discrimination segments. Cancellation from external interference. Non-volatile settings memory.
Typemetal detectormetal detector
Suitable forgroundground
Principle of operationVFLEXVFLEX
Coil/frame
Type
concentric
concentric
Shape
round
round
Frequency7.5 kHz7.5, 18.75 kHz
Waterproof
Dimensions (WxD)22.8x22.8 cm22.8x22.8 cm
Number of coils11
Specs
Number of detection frequencies33
Detection frequency3, 7.5, 18.75 kHz3, 7.5, 18.75 kHz
Max. detection depth100 cm100 cm
Coin detection depth33 cm33 cm
Discriminator
Discrimination segments1928
Ground balancemanual / automaticmanual / automatic
Features
Number of modes2
Search modessearch for coins and treasures, exploration
Functions
Pin-Point mode
sensitivity adjustment
threshold tone
anti-interference
tone identification
VDI identification / Target ID
target depth determination
volume control
low charge indicator
Pin-Point mode
sensitivity adjustment
threshold tone
anti-interference
tone identification
VDI identification / Target ID
target depth determination
volume control
low charge indicator
More features
LCD display
 
armrest
built-in speaker
headphone output
LCD display
display backlight
armrest
built-in speaker
headphone output
General
Power source4xAA4xAA
Shaft length122 – 142 cm122 – 142 cm
Weight1.3 kg1.3 kg
Added to E-Catalogseptember 2014august 2014

Frequency

The characteristics of the installed coil determine the operating frequency of the metal detector. See "Detection frequency" for more details.

Discrimination segments

The number of individual discrimination programs provided in the design of the metal detector. In this case, discrimination means filtering the detected objects using a discriminator (see above) so that the device does not work on unwanted objects such as pieces of foil, bottle caps, etc. You can also configure such a filter completely manually, but this may require special knowledge and create difficulties for inexperienced users. To avoid this, some models may have preset programs instead of manual settings. Thanks to such programs, the user just needs to select from the list what type of objects the metal detector should react to, and all the necessary settings will be set by the device's electronics.

Number of modes

The number of pre-installed programs for searching for various materials. Their number reflects the capabilities of a particular model, allowing you to start working right off the bat.

Search modes

Regular metal detector search programs include detection of coins, all metals, jewelry and relics. In some models, this list can be expanded with "Beach" programs, custom (user) detection mode, etc.

More features

LCD display. The presence of its own display in the design of metal detectors. This feature makes working with the device more convenient and visual: through the display, you can display more different information than with the help of an audible alarm or indicator lights, and it is easier to perceive. On the other hand, such devices are more expensive than similar models without a screen.

— Arrow indicator. The presence in the design of the metal detector of an analogue dial indicator to display data on the search process. Such an implementation is much more modest and cheaper than the same LCD display, but an order of magnitude more convenient than without visual notification at all.

Display backlight. The presence of a backlight allows you to use the display of the metal detector in low light conditions — up to complete darkness. Note that this function can be useful not only at dusk, but also in the daytime — for example, when searching in a dense forest in cloudy weather. See above for details on the display.

Built-in speaker. The presence in the design of the metal detector of its own speaker. Such a speaker allows you to use the device without headphones, which are not always convenient, and sometimes unsafe (for example, when working in places where traffic can move).

GPS module. The pre...sence of a GPS satellite navigation module in the design of the metal detector. This module allows you to determine the current geographic coordinates of the device, and the options for using this data can be different: recording search routes, fixing the places of individual finds, and even full-fledged navigation with laying routes from point to point.

Armrest. The presence in the design of the metal detector of an additional support in the area of the operator's elbow. This support reduces the load on the hand, and also makes the hold more stable and at the same time controllable, allowing you to comfortably hold the device in one hand.

Headphone output. The presence of a headphone output in the design of the metal detector. This can be either a standard connector that allows you to connect any compatible "ears" (for example, a 3.5 mm mini-jack output, popular in portable audio equipment), or an original proprietary interface that allows you to use only specialized "native" accessories. Anyway, headphones are often more convenient than a speaker, as they allow you to hear the signals from the device well even in a rather noisy environment.

Headphones. The presence of headphones in the scope of delivery of the metal detector. Usually, such headphones have high quality and accuracy of sound transmission, so that the user can be guaranteed to hear all the signals and tone shades of the signals. "Ears" can be wired and wireless, and in underwater models (see "Type"), they are, respectively, made waterproof. This function is convenient because you do not have to search and purchase the best headphones for the metal detector on your own.
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