TerryEastTexas
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What would be the advantages of the Nox 600 over the XTERRA 705 in relic hunting in mild soil. I'm looking to upgrade.
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Compare the Equinox 600 to XTERRA 705
- Thread starter TerryEastTexas
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Pyledriver
Active member
Recovery speed, multi frequencies, depth, waterproof. At first I didn’t see you mentioned the 600 vs 800 but either way you’ll have a better machine for recovery speed alone. I can only say that I sold my 705 years ago and didn’t miss it then, sure don’t miss it now.
TerryEastTexas
Well-known member
Thank you sir for your reply.
CT Todd
Well-known member
I really don't think there is that much difference in detection depth but the recovery speed is a very big deal. This combined with the multi-frequency will put more targets in your pouch. Lastly if you can hold out a little longer and save a little more and get the 800 I think the adjustability is an asset to you.
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TerryEastTexas
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Thanks.
MassSaltH2O
New member
I have a Nox 800 and an Xterra705. The main advantage of the Equinoxes are that they are (or can be) Multi frequency. Btw, if you really want to upgrade, go for an 800 like I did. Aim high, my friend. If you aim high, you MIGHT not reach your goal. But if you aim low, you DEF won't achieve high. Just a thought.
TerryEastTexas
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