The new GO-FIND Metal Detector Series from Minelab

[DOC]

For more FAMILY FUN, you'll need MORE THAN ONE

A ton of fun for less that $250

GO-FIND 40

My Grandson Rhett learned to use his Go-Find in less that 3 minutes.

April 23, 2015 09:00am

Minelab has shown that FAMILY FUN weighs less than 2 1/2 pounds.

The new GO-FIND metal detector is so simple a 5 year old can understand how to use it. Yet the performance driven features will have adults fighting for their turn.

Coin and relic hunters will marvel at the sensitivity of the compact fold-up GO-FIND. The GO-FIND will be an enormous hit with competition coin hunters, who demand fast processor speeds and spot on accuracy when it comes to pinpointing a target.

"For more FAMILY FUN, you'll need MORE THAN ONE!"

Doc

[Alchemist]

Very nice to see them starting young with a wholesome hobby. I might get one for my grandson whose mildly autistic, may just keep him out of trouble later.

Doc please check your PMs

Cheers Kev.

[Ridge Runner]

Doc

I see you and others saying this is a great detector for kids. The low cost of each detector I believe it to be true. I too have given other brand of detectors to kids and grandkids in hopes they will follow in my foot steps detecting. The more I watch videos on the Go Find 40 and 60 just maybe it's a lot better than a kids toy. The 20 has more depth than the White's BFO and cost about the same as the one I purchase in 1966.

I plan on viewing lots more videos on the Go find 60. Oh I have detectors that will punch down lots more than the 60 but not one will fold up. The thing is I can put it in a back pack and only I know what I got.

Just maybe us big kids want one too. I've yet to see anything showing up in Rob's on line store. I see Chris has a ad .

The Best to You !

Chuck Anders