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The Zetex Omega

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Tallon

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Helloooooo!!!! to all you coin/jewelry/relic hunters out there. Say, has anyone ever heard of and/or tried the Zetex Omega? I think it's made in Poland but not for sure. Very, very, Very little information about it online (ANYWHERE). If it's anything like the typical dedicated modern European detectors being sold out there nowadays, then you'all know it's got to be one 'heck' of a quick detector. So someone, anyone, give me your take on this machine. Looks similar to an older C-Scope in shape and maybe even the Fisher 1260-1266x series MD's. :clap:
 
Must admit i have never heard of one of these detectors,if you cannot find any information or videos or infact anything,this must speak volumes about how good they are.Why does you just pick on such a random metal detector it does seem a little bizarre ??
 
They are out of the Czech Repulic.
Looked at these years ago. The website has not ben updated since 2007.
The Zetex are old technology basically a VLF/TR motion disc. metal detector.
Compare it to earlier Garrett models.

Posted some pictures to give others an idea what the Zetex is
 
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