What Is The Best Archway Metal Detector To Start?

BEST METAL DETECTORS FOR INITIATION

The first question we have to ask ourselves even if it sounds harsh is, what budget do I have for the Archway metal detector? Once we have answered this question, we will enter into the difficult task of finding the model that best suits our needs depending on the budget we have for it. It should also be borne in mind that it is not the same to look for a detector for the field as for the beach since the beach needs high-end detectors since the sand on the wet beach is highly mineralized. Once we know the budget we have and the type of soil in which we are going to detect normally, I will give you several examples of detectors of different prices within the most economical:

If we raise our budget, we can find metal detectors that will do is give us more information on the screen and more depth in the ground with which we will remove more objects. They also have more settings with which we will get more performance out of our detector. Today almost all metal detectors use VLF (low frequency) technology: this type of detector is good at separating garbage from more valuable objects, this function is called discrimination, essential to avoid spending the day removing scrap … but If we increase it too much, we could also lose valuable objects. The ideal is to discriminate only the iron and even if the scrap floor is very clean, go without discriminating.

Another important function of a detector is the sensitivity, if we increase it, it will be deeper but less stable and it will make us more noise with any blow to branches or the ground; the sensitivity we could say is the power of the detector.

Several models of the many there are of mid-range detectors:

Another technology that other metal detectors use is that of pulses: these have against them that they do not discriminate so we have to dig almost everything, some do it but only with iron, in their favor, they have that mineralization does not affect them so much of the land so they are ideal for the beach.

Both VLF and pulse metal detectors have in common that they all work the same within their technology, what makes them change in price is the quality of the electronic materials and manufacturing materials, also the options that they offer us as the light of the screen, helmets, covers, and above all adjustments that the cheapest ones do not bring.

To finish I propose some beach metal detectors:

Now it’s your turn to try to find the detector that best suits your searches, tastes, and preferences. I recommend you look and compare models to find yours. LUCK and do not hesitate to ask us any questions visit. www.gctlsecurity.com

Places where an archway metal detector cannot be used:

Archaeological zones, nature reserves, BIC Zones, assets of cultural interest, castles, churches, and areas classified as archaeological sites. We must maintain a distance of around 2 km from these sites to avoid possible problems.

According to the Archaeological Heritage Law, any object that is likely to be more than 200 years old will have to be notified of the finding to the authorities of the area for their custody.

There is a European directive. Directive 921 of 1981 in which the governments of each state recommend to keep a registry of users of metal detectors and create a licensing system.

Article 323 of the Penal Code includes a crime of damage to archaeological sites, among other types of property. For the penal code, it can be an aggravating factor in crimes such as theft, robbery, misappropriation or fraud when they affect things with historical, artistic or cultural value. What may not make much sense is taking legal action against a detectorist as the condition must be serious. Neither making holes in the ground you can consider as archaeological excavations, as long as they do not find the detector in the possession of the detectorist.

Installation Rules

What if you must take into account is to respect the rules and be respectful with the environment, in open fields, there is no problem but it is always better to ask for permission and in private fields, you must ask the owner for permission, do not go to fenced fields to a being open without permission of the owner and if it is in writing better, cover the holes that you make out of respect for the field and possible sanctions.

Collaborating at all times with the authority can avoid possible sanctions when having a problem and as long as you can photograph or mark with GPS the position you are in when the authority arrives, it will help us in a possible trial to show that you are not You were in the forbidden zone.

At the moment the autonomous community that has it worst is Andalusia, which has it totally prohibited in the field and on the beach, you need to request permission, do not hesitate to ask us any questions.