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hung 02-09-2010 09:28 PM
To the Mineoro users
 
Tough my appearances here will become very rare from now on as already explained, I thought in posting this relevant info to Mineoro users in this forum who might be experiencing this same problem.

Some time ago I made a coment about a friend's case, owner of a FG80 who was experiencing a peculiar issue. Tough the detector was working fine from medium and very long distances, it was not picking only gold. Ferrous metals were also being detected in vast amounts. In the beach, for instance the number of rusted pull tabs, nails and the like, were enormous... behaving very similar as a conventional MD, only from long distance.

Last week he sent his device to Mineoro and Alonso finally found the problem. His suspicions were right. The circuit inside the ionic chamber was 'open', so the device could not filter other metals.

Today, my friend contacted me and told the device is now fine and not picking iron or ferrous metals anymore after extensive tests.

So, if any Mineoro owner here is experiencing a similar issue, consider that this same problem might have happened to the ionic chamber in your device.
Thanks for your attention.

Morgan 02-09-2010 11:03 PM
Mineoro
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by hung (Post 107272)
Tough my appearances here will become very rare from now on as already explained, I thought in posting this relevant info to Mineoro users in this forum who might be experiencing this same problem.

Some time ago I made a coment about a friend's case, owner of a FG80 who was experiencing a peculiar issue. Tough the detector was working fine from medium and very long distances, it was not picking only gold. Ferrous metals were also being detected in vast amounts. In the beach, for instance the number of rusted pull tabs, nails and the like, were enormous... behaving very similar as a conventional MD, only from long distance.

Last week he sent his device to Mineoro and Alonso finally found the problem. His suspicions were right. The circuit inside the ionic chamber was 'open', so the device could not filter other metals.

Today, my friend contacted me and told the device is now fine and not picking iron or ferrous metals anymore after extensive tests.

So, if any Mineoro owner here is experiencing a similar issue, consider that this same problem might have happened to the ionic chamber in your device.
Thanks for your attention.


Oiii

O meu Mineoro DC2006 tem outro problema,ele rejeita todos esses metais incluindo o ouro,isso já está bem confirmado.
Quanto ao DC2008,esse já encontrou qualquer coisa...

Geo 02-10-2010 06:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Morgan (Post 107275)
Oiii

O meu Mineoro DC2006 tem outro problema,ele rejeita todos esses metais incluindo o ouro,isso já está bem confirmado.
Quanto ao DC2008,esse já encontrou qualquer coisa...
My PDC210 had the same problem with your DC2006:lol:
I gave it, and now i am OK :lol::lol:

WM6 02-10-2010 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by hung (Post 107272)

Today, my friend contacted me and told the device is now fine and not picking iron or ferrous metals anymore after extensive tests.

Now is working so fine that "device" not picking gold or silver anymore too.

Qiaozhi 02-10-2010 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by WM6 (Post 107309)
Now is working so fine that "device" not picking gold or silver anymore too.
But it probably picked up a repair bill. :lol:

WM6 02-10-2010 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Qiaozhi (Post 107331)

But it probably picked up a repair bill. :lol:
No doubt, tested and proved many times at huge distances.

detectoman 02-10-2010 06:12 PM
is good notice what comercial lrl not work good, then the world gold is saved

Fred 02-10-2010 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by detectoman (Post 107348)
is good notice what comercial lrl not work good, then the world gold is saved
Are you rich?

detectoman 02-11-2010 11:04 PM
yes rich of places free jaja

detectoman 02-11-2010 11:10 PM
the sceptic not should entrance to sky, but believers
si se vendieran lrl efectivos habria invasion de no verdaderos lrlsts entonces ellos muy ambiciosos, negociarian los lugares, lo harian un negocio y emplearian gente a buscar y el oro se abarataria y entonces ya no habria oportunidades de buscar agusto, es mejor que los lrls sean algo de fraude o dificiles de operar, asi seguira la aventura y campos libres para divertirnos

WM6 02-12-2010 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by detectoman (Post 107454)

the sceptic not should entrance to sky, but believers
this is true, but in hell will be more fun

WM6 02-12-2010 09:29 AM
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Instead of nonworking mineoro I am glad to introduce you the newest dr. Best DRPM (Direction Remote Precious Metal) two hand detector. For each precious metal you use adequate sensor ( picture show gold, silber, copper, brass and platinum sensor). On market soon for genuine prices!:

Geo 02-12-2010 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by WM6 (Post 107485)
Instead of nonworking mineoro I am glad to introduce you the newest dr. Best DRPM (Direction Remote Precious Metal) two hand detector. For each precious metal you use adequate sensor ( picture show gold, silber, copper, brass and platinum sensor). On market soon for genuine prices!:
Hi WM6.
I had a similar high voltage test at my job.
regards:):)

Fred 02-12-2010 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Geo (Post 107492)
Hi WM6.
I had a similar high voltage test at my job.
regards:):)
:lol: you should look better at the diagram :)

WM6 02-12-2010 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Geo (Post 107492)
Hi WM6.
I had a similar high voltage test at my job.
regards:):)
Yes, Geo, this can be very useful for different testing.


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