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Simplex on some deep test targets
- Thread starter IowaRelic
- Start date
Nate’s metal detecting
Well-known member
Nice test! I had been wondering how well it performs with deep targets however I don’t have a test garden. For the price and the performance I don’t know how much more you could ask for!!!
What version/update was your simplex on when you tested it if you don’t mind me asking?
IowaRelic
Well-known member
It’s a brand new 2.78
7centsworth
Well-known member
I have hunted with Nate and he is doing very well with his simplex. He has been finding some great things with it right beside my equinox. If I had of used on before buying the nox Dont get me wrong I like the nox but I would have probably bought one for the price it can’t be beat. It should be a 600 dollar detector by the way it performs. I plan on having one as a back up. If my Minelab ever gives up I will probably have a nokta of some kind. I like the performance and how they take care of their customers.
IowaRelic
Well-known member
I had the NOX. I tried. I really did. I just couldn’t jive with the way it smacked foil and aluminum so solid. Steady numbers and great tone. I dug a lot more trash with it than many machines. But I do dig most targets above iron. It was a very powerful machine though. And fast. Just not for me.
This simplex however, is a pure joy to use. And that’s what was missing for me from the Nox. It just wasn’t very fun and it hurt my arm. Which never has happened with other detectors. I REALLY HOPE NOKTA MAKRO KEEPS THIS PLATFORM FOR THE NEXT HIGH END MACHINE. maybe they heard that.
The simplex gives the taste of the kruzer/Anfibio tones and performance with no adjustments. Like a compadre for the new age. Let it rip. And it does rip.
This simplex however, is a pure joy to use. And that’s what was missing for me from the Nox. It just wasn’t very fun and it hurt my arm. Which never has happened with other detectors. I REALLY HOPE NOKTA MAKRO KEEPS THIS PLATFORM FOR THE NEXT HIGH END MACHINE. maybe they heard that.
The simplex gives the taste of the kruzer/Anfibio tones and performance with no adjustments. Like a compadre for the new age. Let it rip. And it does rip.