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technetics 2000 vs BH Platinum
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Ed in SoDak
Member
I think the Platinum has more features and is higher up the totem pole.
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I have the BH platinum with the stock 8 inch round coil --- i will say its the best bargain out for 300 bucks ( sold by a very reputable dealer in the New England area) super target separation -- much faster than my Garrett 1250 -- and its just as deep------for coin hunting - i would not spend a couple of hundred bucks for the Gamma or Omega --for that matter -just minor software differences -i dont think there is much performance difference -just an expanded iron range --which is good for relics ---====-----even though not much is said --- the Platinum has the very comfortable rod that the Omega, F75 ant T2 has ---i can understand the cheaper S rod on lower cost BH/Teknetics models but the F5 and F70 are higher end models and still come with the cheaper S rod
huntindog1
Member
Here is what the manual says about ground balance of the Bounty Hunter Platinum.
Your PLATINUM metal detector is designed with these things in mind.
1. Ground Minerals
All soils contain minerals. Signals from ground minerals can interfere
with the signals from metal objects you want to find. All soils differ,
and can differ greatly, in the type and amount of ground minerals
present. You therefore want to
Your PLATINUM metal detector is designed with these things in mind.
1. Ground Minerals
All soils contain minerals. Signals from ground minerals can interfere
with the signals from metal objects you want to find. All soils differ,
and can differ greatly, in the type and amount of ground minerals
present. You therefore want to
I have had a BH platinum for a year now, and I love it. I upgraded to the DD coil designed for the Fisher F5 (with push in plug) and that made a good machine even better. I go out with people that have much more expensive machines than mine, and they used to pick on my "toy detector" , but the performance of the detector has shut them all up. And mine weighs about half of there expensive rigs. I highly recommend the Platinum..
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vwcabrio16
New member
Hi, new to this forum. I ordered a BH Platinum last August from an excellent company, Detector Electronics in Mass via Ebay. I couldn't be happier. It detects well on the land and sandy beaches here in Pinellas Florida. The Platinum seems similar to the Teknetics Gamma but costs a lot less.
I have been detecting off and on since 1975. Started with an old White's in the Manassas, Va area. I eventually traded the White's on an early BH that was great at finding coins. I also currently own a White's XLT and a BH Sharp Shooter II. The BH's perform equal or better than the XLT for a lot less money. I especially like the large display on the Platinum. Needless to say, I highly recommend the BH Platinum.
I have been detecting off and on since 1975. Started with an old White's in the Manassas, Va area. I eventually traded the White's on an early BH that was great at finding coins. I also currently own a White's XLT and a BH Sharp Shooter II. The BH's perform equal or better than the XLT for a lot less money. I especially like the large display on the Platinum. Needless to say, I highly recommend the BH Platinum.