Maybe there's more to come...

[chalkhillblue]

This is what i have been told.
Range Change

As of 31 December 2021 the following devices will come to the end of their life:

• Kruzer 14kHZ
• Multi Kruzer
• Gold Kruzer
• Anfibio 14kHz
• Anfibio 19kHz

The Anfibio Multi will be retained in the new and updated range of machines from Nokta Makro.
So maybe there is more new detectors on the way from nokta makro..

 

[Wild Willy]

It's amazing that Nokta can produce as many new detectors as they do. They seem to do in one year what most companies take 5 (or more). They really are a "driven" company.

 

[Monte]

Interesting. I can see them droppiill ng the single-frequency Kruzer and Anfio they are also cutting the multi-Kruzer model. I am pleased to see, availabe as of yesterday, the Impact is staying. Good because they need to keep a versatile land-based detector.

Monte

 

[D&P-OR]

It's amazing that they drop as many detectors so quickly also.

 

[Monte]

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[Monte]

Too many changes, and too soon, too. And some excellent-performing models, like the FORS CoRe and FORS Relic had very short lives. It doesn't really matter if a new model is SMF, Single- Selectable Frequency, or a dedicated Single-Frequency detector ...

They will all perform to their level, AND all will 'challenged' by all the rest. For over 56 years I have been enjoying this great outdoor sport, and using numerous SMF detectors in a lot of environments, I have experienced both irritating as well as satisfying in-the-field performance.

I work with all detectors I can, and I always select the detector I feel works well at various locations. If folks prefer the physical packaging or operating Frequency different from me, that's fine. Not all of the 'hype' related to many new models that are in use, or pending, might be partly correct, but a lot isn't. That's why I like using models I am comfortable with. Detectors that work.
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Monte
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