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Dell,
i understand, that you are claiming that omnitron works.
If it works, then why did you sell them? You can easly find all goods and live rest of your life in luxury house in Monaco. ^_^
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You might also ask why does any treasure hunter, or manufacturer sell Metal detectors of any kind?
Omnitron, is a generic name. It and derivatives of that name have been used by many manufacturers since 1987. Omnitron II, was never one of my products, and although later versions of Omnitron II, are still on the market, it is not one of my products.
If an instrument was purchased from me, it includes a 1 year limited warranty, which has always been honored. Waiting 10 years after a purchase to anonomously report being "ripped off" holds no merit for truth, or honesty.
I also wasted a lot of money over the years registered with the Better Business Bureau, State of Florida, and Chamber of Commerce, so any customer of mine would have legal & financial recourse if the product did not perform as I claimed. No other LRL manufacturer, I know of ever did that.
I can only speak for my own products, and they do work as I claim them to work. They have been well consumer tested accordingly. My products are not without express limitations, as well as benefits. As a Professional Treasure Hunter/Salvor (semi-retired) I wasted a lot of time and money in my searches when these tools were not an available option to me. Now, I would not attempt to conduct a field Survey without them.
LRL's, I am familiar with, are a time saving tool that can aid the operator in their search for Treasure. However, the end result can only be as good as the knowledge, experience, and the follow up resources of the person using it.
Panzero, I am always astonished at the rationale that believes that anyone can spend a few hundred dollars for a Frequency Discriminator, or LRL, and expect to become a millionaire as the result.?
I already enjoy a good life in Florida. I have no desire to go to Monaco. Dell