XP MI-6 Pinpointer

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g. control over vibrate, flashlight and volume settings from the RC - easy to do, just they don't seem to have thought about it (and who needs a PP with multiple 'programs' and/or 50 sensitivity levels)! Prior to testing the XP MI-6 pinpointer, for years I had been an avid user of a legendary Garrett ProPointer with which Garrett set a new standard for a professional, simple, reliable and affordable device in the electronic pinpointer industry back in 2008. Sometimes I get through an whole day and it's flawless - other times I end up having to go onto Prog. First, I did not want to deal with the pairing and connectivity issues which were caused by a few bugs in the firmware versions v4. Its super sensitive to small targets, i love the feeling of it in my hand the its very fitting to the hand.

The main difference between the XP MI-6 and XP MI-4 is absence of radio connection to the Deus in the latter. or, more likely, EMI 'tripping up' the signals used to do the 'handshake' between the two bit of gear. I have issue with the on/off button too, it seems to me it would be easier to use if the button were on the other side. We are a credit broker not a lender – credit is subject to status and affordability, and is provided by Novuna Personal Finance, register no. We offer tips on where to hunt, local rules and regulations, metal detecting code of ethics and access to the largest detecting forum in Texas.This feature enables you to locate targets more efficiently and accurately as it allows you to pinpoint their exact location with greater precision. What sets the MI-6 apart is its remarkable waterproof capability, allowing you to explore wet environments like streams, rivers, and even the beach, up to a depth of 6 meters. The MI-6 uses intuitive sounds and vibration to help you accurately visualise where the target is buried in the ground. During my first two outings with the MI-6, I had to fumble with the pinpointer trying to get it into the holster.

With XP's radio link, you can effortlessly connect the MI-6 to your XP Deus 2, Deus, or ORX metal detector, taking your metal detecting experience to new heights.For example, when the remote is on, the MI-6 does not detect anything, and the Deus does not switch to the pinpoint screen, or cancel the audio - when the probe is indicating a target, the Deus coil is supposed to be turned off. Maybe it was designed for left-handed detectorists which I am not, and, therefore, it was annoying for me to turn the MI-6 and look for the button every time I had to switch the pinpointer on or off. The XP MI-6 Pinpointer is a high-quality handheld metal detecting tool designed to help treasure hunters and metal detectorists locate small and hard-to-find targets in tight spaces. When connected to the DEUS allows further advanced levels of adjustments via the DEUS menu including: 50 levels of sensitivity, adjustable tones, 2 audio modes, battery level indicator, programs, MI-6 recovery mode - find a lost MI-6 even if it has been switched off for several weeks. After I spent some time trying to follow the instructions on how to switch the LED and VIBRATION off to increase the battery life, and failed to do so a few times, I realized that this was a little bit too much for me.

When the MI-6 was revealed in autumn 2016, I was excited to assume that the XP Metal Detectors company had finally created a wireless in-line probe just like the old, good Sun Ray X-1 back in the 2000s! With wireless connection to the XP Deus metal detector, the MI-6 users can enjoy the increased target detection distance of 10-15cm when Sensitivity of the MI-6 is set at the highest level of 50.

None of the complainers can figure out what this sound is all about, and the instruction manual does not say anything about it.