Mineoro 2-Box -- 492 feet range?

[J_Player]

Today I was searching the internet for 2-box detectors that find deep treasure. These detectors are usually used for finding large caches of treasure or ore deposits, and can be used for locating caves as well as buried pipes. I found both the White's TM 808 and the Fisher Gemini-3 sell for around $700 or less. These both claim they can detect large targets up to 20 feet deep. But these are not so good for small targets.

Then I find on Mineoro website they sell the MP-10 two-box detector with a range of 164yd / 150m. Mineoro also says it will detect to a depth of 82.02ft / 25m. Now this is a hell of a 2-box detector to find metals that far. Mineoro says it uses Reflective, Conductive and Inductive methods to locate targets (same as Fisher and White's 2-box).

But wait... there's more. It will also find tiny gold nuggets, diamonds, precious and semiprecious stones. Now for a detector that can do all these things I would expect to pay more than $700 like the Whites and Fisher 2-box detectors. The price for the Mineoro MP-10 is $3499. I guess this is not bad considering the longer range and the ability to find tiny gold nuggets, diamonds and other precious stones.

http://www.mineoro.com/goldDetectors/mp10.php

http://www.mineoro.com/#

Has anybody ever tested one of these to verify that it finds treasure 492 feet away, and 82 feet deep?

Best wishes,
J_P

[Qiaozhi]

Today I was searching the internet for 2-box detectors that find deep treasure. These detectors are usually used for finding large caches of treasure or ore deposits, and can be used for locating caves as well as buried pipes. I found both the White's TM 808 and the Fisher Gemini-3 sell for around $700 or less. These both claim they can detect large targets up to 20 feet deep. But these are not so good for small targets.

Then I find on Mineoro website they sell the MP-10 two-box detector with a range of 164yd / 150m. Mineoro also says it will detect to a depth of 82.02ft / 25m. Now this is a hell of a 2-box detector to find metals that far. Mineoro says it uses Reflective, Conductive and Inductive methods to locate targets (same as Fisher and White's 2-box).

But wait... there's more. It will also find tiny gold nuggets, diamonds, precious and semiprecious stones. Now for a detector that can do all these things I would expect to pay more than $700 like the Whites and Fisher 2-box detectors. The price for the Mineoro MP-10 is $3499. I guess this is not bad considering the longer range and the ability to find tiny gold nuggets, diamonds and other precious stones.

http://www.mineoro.com/goldDetectors/mp10.php

http://www.mineoro.com/#

Has anybody ever tested one of these to verify that it finds treasure 492 feet away, and 82 feet deep?

Best wishes,
J_P

This is the usual Mineoro nonsense!
Otherwise why would they have to put "NOT DOWSING" on the mp10 webpage? This is the same old ionic detection crap.
And as for this ->

This modern invention can be used to manufacture countless electronic instruments for different applications like:

• 1. Locating documents (paper money) buried or exposed.
  2. Locating all substances of the mineral world.
  3. Locating all substances of the vegetable world.
  4. Locating diamonds, locate semi-precious stones, locate water and a lot more.

• 50 years of ripping-off the unwary...

[J_Player]

Otherwise why would they have to put "NOT DOWSING" on the mp10 webpage?

Hmmmm... Maybe you have something there...

I don't see nowhere on White's and Fisher web page where it says "NOT DOWSING"

White's TM 808: http://www.whiteselectronics.com/tm808w.php
Fisher Gemini 3: http://www.fisherlab.com/hobby/gemini3.htm
Mineoro MP-10: http://www.mineoro.com/goldDetectors/mp10.php

[Max]

I think that the guys at Mineoro... have some serius problem for claiming that a 2-box md could reach that detection range.

Maybe they can't sell LRLs anymore !

Maybe the following association is made by potential customers:

Mineoro's LRL = CRAP

(crap as "nonsense"... not othe things )

[Steve in MS]

I think that the guys at Mineoro... have some serius problem for claiming that a 2-box md could reach that detection range.

Maybe they can't sell LRLs anymore !

Maybe the following association is made by potential customers:

Mineoro's LRL = CRAP

(crap as "nonsense"... not othe things )

Max, I think you are too kind to this! I would like to see one that can only detect gold rings while ignoring all other metals, it doesn't have to detect them too far, say maybe 10 feet, that would be enough for me. Now if some of these LRL makers would send me one free, I would try it out and if it works, I will become a dealer selling them. I wonder if wave a gold ring close to a LRL would it move toward it? Probably not, therefore my conclusion is they don't work . I always wondered how they can sense gold and not other metals, gold must really give off a special signal for them to lock onto.

[J_Player]

1. Locating documents (paper money) buried or exposed.
2. Locating all substances of the mineral world.
3. Locating all substances of the vegetable world.
4. Locating diamonds, locate semi-precious stones, locate water and a lot more.

Locating all substances in the vegetable world??

Hmmmm.... This could solve the problem of world hunger. No more need to pay for programs to send food to starving people. Just send them a Mineoro long range vegetable detector!

Best wishes,
J_P

[Max]

This is the usual Mineoro nonsense!
Otherwise why would they have to put "NOT DOWSING" on the mp10 webpage? This is the same old ionic detection crap.
And as for this ->

This modern invention can be used to manufacture countless electronic instruments for different applications like:

• 1. Locating documents (paper money) buried or exposed.
  2. Locating all substances of the mineral world.
  3. Locating all substances of the vegetable world.
  4. Locating diamonds, locate semi-precious stones, locate water and a lot more.

• 50 years of ripping-off the unwary...

Hi,
I think they never had a neuron working there...

"2. Locating all substances of the mineral world."

that would say everything about... but then:



"Locating diamonds, locate semi-precious stones, locate water and a lot more. "

Aren't they from the "mineral world" ?

anyway...
ok diamond are precious, fine.
"semi-precious" stones, like e.g. garnet, agate... exist... fine.

What's puzzling me are precious "stones"... like emeralds, rubys... etc
that I cannot see in their LRL's menu.

Why not emeralds too ??? Why not ruby ???

I think that there in someplaces SA the sunrays hit very hard !

Or maybe they mean "everything" with "lot more"... who knows...

seems the Quadro Tracker's recipe but without the magic cards.

Kind regards,
Max

[Qiaozhi]

Hmmmm... Maybe you have something there...

I don't see nowhere on White's and Fisher web page where it says "NOT DOWSING"

White's TM 808: http://www.whiteselectronics.com/tm808w.php
Fisher Gemini 3: http://www.fisherlab.com/hobby/gemini3.htm
Mineoro MP-10: http://www.mineoro.com/goldDetectors/mp10.php

Exactly my point.
Why bother stating "NOT DOWSING" if it's a real 2-box detector?
Unless the writer of the webpage had a guilty conscience.

By the way, I think you meant to say "I don't see anywhere on White's and Fisher web page where it says "NOT DOWSING"".
Otherwise it's a double-negative.

[Qiaozhi]

Locating all substances in the vegetable world??

Hmmmm.... This could solve the problem of world hunger. No more need to pay for programs to send food to starving people. Just send them a Mineoro long range vegetable detector!

Best wishes,
J_P

That's explains why there's so much random beeping.
It's reacting to just about everything, including the cabbage patch!

[J_Player]

This brings to mind a new idea for the Mineoro principle. Maybe Mineoro could develop a universal locator that will find all kinds of matter.

For example, a LRL operator could adjust for vegetable, then scan his head for any vegetable material clogging up the works. Or vacum might be another good setting for diagnostics of brain function. This might also be useful for finding water when you are dying of thirst in the middle of the desert, or locating distant stars for astronomers. Maybe even good for warning of impending hurricanes.

The possibilities are endless. If Mineoro ever decided to produce a universal locator like this, a new control knob would be needed to adjust what we are searching for.

[Morgan]

Hello J Player,i have one Mineoro 2 box model 08 MI, and i test this machine meny times in my field test where i have coins and other things buried for meny years.

[Morgan]

08 MI detects 1kg (coins) at 60cm in mineralized groud. With this 2box you can´t find single coins. Fortunly this device discriminate iron (size horse shoe).For me its a good metal detector,i find many things,very deep,but not so deep as Mineoro put as propaganda...

[Morgan]

Mineoro 08MI,field test

I try another 2 box,the white´s TM808 and can´t get any signal over this buried 1kg coins(mineralized soil),so this time Mineoro 08MI is the winer.

[Morgan]

Mineoro 08 MI,good 2 box

I think Mineoro 08MI also can find other things like precious stones or maybe nugets,because it as two sensitive metters and is prepared to work with ground resistivity,and also prepared to work with normal MD switch on the box with 12 meter cable,all optional. This device as good discrimination and good deep if you can do the delicate tuning in control panel,machine will give first the metter indication and when more near the target you ear also soud.I can say this metter its extremly sensitive.It can find easy one jar with coins 1 meter deep...

[Morgan]

About 08 MI i can congratulate Mr.Damasio the inventor for this good 2 box detector,i find deep and nice relics with this Mineoro. Unfortunly the oposit with the other one,the LRL...