Newfiehunter
Hero Member
- Oct 20, 2007
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- Detector(s) used
- Currently own: Fisher CZ5, Eurotek Pro, Tesoro Vaquero, Tesoro Cortes, Vibraprobe 560, Vibradetector 720, Garrett ProPointer. Makro Pinpoiinter Used: Whites Liberty2, Garrett Freedom3, Garrett GTA 1
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Back in July I purchased a Eurotek Pro with the 8 inch concentric searchcoil for my birthday after reading some of the reviews and watching several videos...My main unit is the Fisher CZ5 which I use on the majority of my hunts. To test the Eurotek pro, I decided to check out a local soccerfield to see how it would perform...In a matter of 40 minutes I recovered 25 coins plus a silver quarter...Nice little haul considering it was my first time with the detector and on subsequent visits found 30 plus coins on every trip to the field...No jewelry except a junk ring but this little inexpensive detector really impressed me..
So today, I decided to hit a site with the Eurotek Pro that I have used my CZ5 on several occasions where I found many old coins...I decided to hit an area where I found two large cents in one hole back in September. About 2 feet away from where I found those pennies I recovered an old silver dime at 6 inches with the Eurotek Pro! What baffled me was how did I pass that dime after going over it several times with the CZ5? Granted, the grass where the silver dime was found was flattened dramatically by ATVs and perhaps I couldn't pass over the CZs coil over that spot...But that was impressive to find that dime at that depth with the Eurotek Pro...The signal was loud and clear and read in the mid to high 80s...
So here are the pros and cons of the Eurotek Pro if you are considering to purchase one...
Pros:
Very lightweight...You can swing this detector all day! My arm gets really tired using the CZ5 after a few hours..
Great battery life
Very fast response to various targets and excellent in iron infested areas
Large ID numbers...Very easy to see..
You can reduce the iron signal volume so while you are not discriminating the iron, you will not hear it with the volume set to 10...Nice feature..
The detector can retain the settings...
Great depth and the detector locks on very well to coins.
The tones are very pleasant to identify targets..
Honestly, it seems to work better in iron than my CZ5 and has a quicker response to targets. However, the Eurotek Pro is not as deep as the CZ5.
Very stable...I always had the impression that Teknetic detectors were unstable due to EMI...Not the Eurotek Pro!!
Finally, it is hard to beat the 5 year warranty...
Cons:
The only thing I don't like is the inability of the Eurotek Pro to pinpoint accurately...I've read about this problem on other reviews as well...The detector will give a 1 inch target a depth of 3 inches almost every time when pinpointing...Still, this is no big issue as you can easily pinpoint on your own without using the pinpoint mode once you get use to it..
The screen itself is a little flimsy so I put a screen protector over it so that it wouldn't get scratched or damaged..
So there you have it...The Eurotek pro is very easy to use and great for someone beginning to take up the hobby or someone who has been into MDing for a long time...It has spunk, quick response to targets, lightweight, large ID numbers and very impressive depth...So for the price, you cannot go wrong with this detector...I will be taking this detector to other sites I've pounded with my CZ5 to see if it can find more goodies that may have been missed...Hope this review is helpful for those considering the Eurotek Pro. HHing!
So today, I decided to hit a site with the Eurotek Pro that I have used my CZ5 on several occasions where I found many old coins...I decided to hit an area where I found two large cents in one hole back in September. About 2 feet away from where I found those pennies I recovered an old silver dime at 6 inches with the Eurotek Pro! What baffled me was how did I pass that dime after going over it several times with the CZ5? Granted, the grass where the silver dime was found was flattened dramatically by ATVs and perhaps I couldn't pass over the CZs coil over that spot...But that was impressive to find that dime at that depth with the Eurotek Pro...The signal was loud and clear and read in the mid to high 80s...
So here are the pros and cons of the Eurotek Pro if you are considering to purchase one...
Pros:
Very lightweight...You can swing this detector all day! My arm gets really tired using the CZ5 after a few hours..
Great battery life
Very fast response to various targets and excellent in iron infested areas
Large ID numbers...Very easy to see..
You can reduce the iron signal volume so while you are not discriminating the iron, you will not hear it with the volume set to 10...Nice feature..
The detector can retain the settings...
Great depth and the detector locks on very well to coins.
The tones are very pleasant to identify targets..
Honestly, it seems to work better in iron than my CZ5 and has a quicker response to targets. However, the Eurotek Pro is not as deep as the CZ5.
Very stable...I always had the impression that Teknetic detectors were unstable due to EMI...Not the Eurotek Pro!!
Finally, it is hard to beat the 5 year warranty...
Cons:
The only thing I don't like is the inability of the Eurotek Pro to pinpoint accurately...I've read about this problem on other reviews as well...The detector will give a 1 inch target a depth of 3 inches almost every time when pinpointing...Still, this is no big issue as you can easily pinpoint on your own without using the pinpoint mode once you get use to it..
The screen itself is a little flimsy so I put a screen protector over it so that it wouldn't get scratched or damaged..
So there you have it...The Eurotek pro is very easy to use and great for someone beginning to take up the hobby or someone who has been into MDing for a long time...It has spunk, quick response to targets, lightweight, large ID numbers and very impressive depth...So for the price, you cannot go wrong with this detector...I will be taking this detector to other sites I've pounded with my CZ5 to see if it can find more goodies that may have been missed...Hope this review is helpful for those considering the Eurotek Pro. HHing!
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