Minelab Equinox 800 Metal Detector

With the exception of even more precise gold technology, the Minelab Equinox 800 offers all the characteristics of the Equinox 600. With the Equinox 800, you can specifically search for gold at higher frequencies in the 20 kHz and 40 kHz range, and who wouldn’t want to locate gold on their next expedition?

There are a total of 8 different search modes available on the Equinox 800, with 4 primary modes and two options in each mode. You can prevent digging up more aluminum by using Park Mode in places that are littered with pull tabs or foil. When conducting a search in historic locations, Field Mode is intended to focus on various-sized artifacts. Whether you are looking in the sand or the water, Beach Mode is designed to uncover treasure in salty environments. To uncover gold nuggets and enjoy productive days prospecting in the mountains or streams, Gold Mode concentrates more on the higher frequencies. Whether you are battling mineralized soil on your search for Civil War artifacts or coping with seawater on the beach, the second option in each mode typically allows for more targets to be picked up in challenging terrain. You can successfully detect every target in every sweep of your metal detector thanks to Multi-IQ technology.

Multi-IQ
High frequencies are typically more sensitive to small targets, whereas low frequencies provide greater depth on larger targets.

For optimal performance, use EQUINOX to simultaneously operate throughout the whole spectrum of frequencies.

* EQUINOX 600 does not offer 20 kHz and 40 kHz as single operating frequencies. Both EQUINOX 600 and 800 fall inside the Multi-IQ frequency range that is depicted. This illustration is merely illustrative. The actual levels of sensitivity will depend on the types and sizes of the targets, the terrain, and the detector settings.

Product Highlights

• All-purpose: Search Mode Types: Beach, Field, Gold, Park