Secon
New German Treasure Hunting Detectors
Detecnicks have arranged to hold in their show rooms the Trex 204 model of detector manufactured by Secon to allow interested UK detectorists and archaeologists to experience its unique design and capabilities
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About 40 years ago Ebinger developed a mine detector of which the main characteristic was the hockey stick shaped search head which proved ideal for use in difficult terrain such as narrow trenches, earth hollows or beneath tree roots.
The Trex 204 is a modern version of the "hockey stick" with enhanced characteristics.
The Trex 204 is a transmit and receive detector with precise ground compensation and audio discrimination.
It has demonstrated its capabilities when coping with severe conditions in highly mineralised ground.
The audio metal distinction of this detector allows the user to differentiate small ferrous items from larger ferrous targets. Additionally it is easy to pinpoint the position of small targets under the "bow" of the U shaped "hockey stick" search probe. The front tip of the "hockey stick" acting in the same way as the centre of a conventional search coil.
In archaeology the Trex 204 is particularly capable when searching a site. With some experience objects can be recognised by their specificc audio signals.
Offering superb pinpointing with a high sensitivity to small targets, with audio ferrous/non ferrous target ID.
Technical Data:
- battery: 6 x AA (1.5v)
- battery life: 60 - 80 hours
- search coil dimensions: 305 x 45 x 70mm
- weight: 970g (approx)
- operation frequency:14jHz
- variable length: 800 to 1600mm
- control box dimensions:200 x 90 x 55mm
- Electronics weight including batteries: 630g (approx)
- can be packed to the dimemsion of: 650 x 250 x 55mm
Detecnicks can offer the facility for purchase of this item, to be sent direct to the purchaser from the manufacturer @ £1347.00 You should contact Detecnicks by telephone if you wish to purchase this item. (01243 545060)
The Trex 204 consists of:
- Search Head with Telescopic tube handle
- Electronic box with integrated battery set
- Single sided headset, optional resonator
- Transportation satchel
- Operation Manual
The Trex 204 was the subject of a field test in Searcher magazine in the December 2008 issue.
