“A HOME RUN”
“With a long checklist of desired features and
the direction to keep a cap on the price tag, the
engineers went to work and the final product is
certainly a home run.
“The AT Pro is in essence two detectors in
one. Recognizing that entry-level users wanted a detector that was simple to operate yet
provided better than average performance,
the engineers created a list of the features that
would meet that goal. However, there were
more seasoned hunters that demanded the
adjustability to tackle sites that contained high
mineralization, black sand, saltwater, ferrous
trash and other challenges, as well as more
information about detected targets. With the
touch of a single button on the AT Pro, switching between the Standard and Pro modes provides both groups what they wanted!
“I found that having the additional information in the form of the digital numberical values
allowed me to identify targets with a degree of
accuracy not possible with the notch system
alone.
“I found that the AT Pro offered an above
average level of performance and ease of
operation in the water that will likely allow
many treasure hunters, that might be limited
to a single detector, to experience the excitement water hunting can bring when jewelry
is recovered. The AT Pro handled the shallow
water with ease and offered target ID information—both audibly and visibly—that one does
not expect from a fully submersible detector.
“Waterproof, lightweight and affordable,
with features never before seen on a detector that excels under such a wide range of
conditions, it’s easy to see why the AT Pro has
become so popular with hunters around the
world.”
The full review by Andy Sabisch was published in
the October 2011 issue, pages 32–35, of:
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