Pulse Induction (PI) Metal Detectors - Reviews and Specifications
The main chracteristic of Pulse Induction (PI) metal detectors is their ability to ignore both nonconductive and conductive mineralization in the environment simultaneously while maintaining high sensitivity to all metal targets. The Pulse Induction detectors are not affected by highly mineralized salt water, coral, rocks with a high iron content, or magnetic (black) sand - all of which drive conventional detectors crazy.
Another main feature of pulse detectors is that their detection range is unaffected by the medium between the metal detector and the metal target. Performance does not change whether detecting through air, water, silt, sand, or solid coral.
Below is a list of all pulse metal detectors available on the market today. You will be able to compare their Specifications and Prices, read users' Reviews and see the images - all information to help you choose the right PI metal detector.
Please do not hesitate to contribute by leaving a review if you have already used any detector listed here. Your opinion is of a great value to all treasure hunters!
| • White's
Surfmaster PI Pro • Tesoro
Sand Shark •
Garrett Infinium
LS • Fisher
Impulse • Aurora
Aqua Pulse (Canada) • DetectorPro
Headhunter Pulse •
Garrett Sea
Hunter Mark II • JW
Fisher Pulse 6X Pro-Version 1 (without Bulkhead) • JW
Fisher Pulse 8X Pro-Version 1 (without Bulkhead) •
C Scope 6PI (England) |
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C Scope 7 UMD (England) • C
Scope 4PI (England) • Minelab
GPX-4000 • Minelab
GP 3500 • Minelab
SD 2100v2 • Minelab
SD 2200v2 • Pulse
Star II Pro |
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