Cal_Cobra said:
Say it ain't so!!
I finally let my Red Racer go in early December, having the Racer 2 and Impact and a few other tectors around, I figured I had my bases covered.
The Racer served me quite well, along with my two Nokta CoRe devices, but after adding the Relic and Racer 2 to my Detector Team two years ago they took over filling my needs and the Racer went to a local rancher friend Oregon Gregg knows. Then a year ago the Impact hit my hands and that unit with the 'in-your-face' display bumped the Racer 2 down to a 'back-up' status. I continued to work the Impact and two Relic and two CoRe devices to enjoy their great performance and different accessory coil for my need along with the Impact.
Know what? I still enjoy all five of those detectors, but have gladly fit the new Multi-KRUZER in my
Regular-Carry Detector Team. Great in-the-field performance, with some enhancements over other units Nokta/Makro offer, and the waterproofing just makes it a must-have detector, at least for me. With the search coils now announced and having evaluated some comparable coils already, I can now get outfitted for my Multi-K with three new coils and lower rods.
How did I arrive at my current
Regular-Carry Detector Team that has replaced all other TID models I used to own and use? It all goes back to two detectors ... the Nokta FORS CoRe and the 'original' Makro Racer. The Racer performed when released and brought the detector industry a new 'standard' in package and performance, and the Racer continues to perform. Quite a few people who have participated in
the Welcome-to-Hunt Outings over the past three years have used the Racer, and some, like Oregon Gregg, hold on dearly to one [size=small]
(or more
)[/size] of the Racer devices. They work.
Cal_Cobra said:
I will say, the Red Racer was a great machine, really opened my eyes as to what the Makro/Nokta family was all about
I couldn't agree more, Brian. My eyes were opened by the FORS CoRe a couple of weeks before I started evaluating the Racer and those two teamed up for a year, and the Nok/Mak 'team' continues to bring us new and exciting detectors. And still, the good old Racer will continue to serve their owners very well for years to come.
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