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Etracwarranty and repairs
- Thread starter dfg4240
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The ET is reliable . It is repairable during and after warranty . If you have a Nox , after the warranty runs out it might mean buying another . I dont think they fix the innards on those .
I wont be selling my ET for a long time , the Nox was never meant as a replacement for the ET .
I wont be selling my ET for a long time , the Nox was never meant as a replacement for the ET .
Thanks-there are quite a few Etrac's for sale if you look hard enough and prices all over the place.
I always wanted one but never bought one. Most of the time I am a buy and try person.
Just don't know what I want and I am sure there are a lot like me out there.
When you are in the lower end detectors you can buy and try for years but the upper end leaves only a few choices.
I have seen some videos about the Etrac that make me want to rush out and buy one right away.
Same with the Equinox. My only drawback is the weight of the Etrac.
I'm 78 but can still pick up a horse but only a small one not a big one like in my youth.
I had the Safari and a couple of the Xterra detectors and the weight never bothered me at all.
Anyway thanks for the info
Dfg4240
I always wanted one but never bought one. Most of the time I am a buy and try person.
Just don't know what I want and I am sure there are a lot like me out there.
When you are in the lower end detectors you can buy and try for years but the upper end leaves only a few choices.
I have seen some videos about the Etrac that make me want to rush out and buy one right away.
Same with the Equinox. My only drawback is the weight of the Etrac.
I'm 78 but can still pick up a horse but only a small one not a big one like in my youth.
I had the Safari and a couple of the Xterra detectors and the weight never bothered me at all.
Anyway thanks for the info
Dfg4240
Dfg-----If you can pick up a small horse you will be fine with the Etrac!
------I'll be 80 (in Feb.) and I own & use a Etrac all the time.----It's my favorite detector of MANY I've owned & one I'll never get rid of.-----I own the E800 also & feel those two detectors "compliment" each other very well.--------Del
------I'll be 80 (in Feb.) and I own & use a Etrac all the time.----It's my favorite detector of MANY I've owned & one I'll never get rid of.-----I own the E800 also & feel those two detectors "compliment" each other very well.--------Del
Personally, I never found the Etrac heavy. I can imagine it could be with an X-1 hanging off it. I could see buying a package deal with an X-1 though. Those things are easy to sell for 250-300. It could really get the Etrac cost less, fast. Just a personal observation.
HIGH HO SILVER
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Kraemer said:
Very true! But at 67 years old, I find getting back up from the ground is getting harder than joining it
You can't go wrong with either one. The weight of the E-TRAC is a non-issue. Like Del said, the two machines compliment each other well.
Personally, the Nox is great in trash infested areas (ghost towns and such) due to its speed and the E-TRAC shines in the less trashy areas (yards,parks) where good TID is desired. There is something addicting about the E-TRAC ID combined with it's flutey high tones.
If you like to tinker with settings and design your own programs it's E-TRAC all the way. Nox is more of a turn on and go type of machine with a very easy learning curve.
Dean
Personally, the Nox is great in trash infested areas (ghost towns and such) due to its speed and the E-TRAC shines in the less trashy areas (yards,parks) where good TID is desired. There is something addicting about the E-TRAC ID combined with it's flutey high tones.
If you like to tinker with settings and design your own programs it's E-TRAC all the way. Nox is more of a turn on and go type of machine with a very easy learning curve.
Dean