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My father showed me an offer in the Express yesterday for two detectors - one was an LCD model? I think they were priced around £70 and £100 ish. On one picture I could make out the name 'Grifon' and that was about as much as I can tell you. Does anybody know any more about the detectors and are they really the bargain they claim to be? TIA |
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Napoleon Lunch wrote:
> Hi, > > My father showed me an offer in the Express yesterday for two detectors - > one was an LCD model? I think they were priced around £70 and £100 ish. On > one picture I could make out the name 'Grifon' and that was about as much as > I can tell you. Does anybody know any more about the detectors and are they > really the bargain they claim to be? > > TIA > > Made in Italy, I believe. Their web site: http://www.grifonproduct.com/metal.htm Ed |
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>> My father showed me an offer in the Express yesterday for two detectors - >> one was an LCD model? I think they were priced around £70 and £100 ish. >> On one picture I could make out the name 'Grifon' and that was about as >> much as I can tell you. Does anybody know any more about the detectors >> and are they really the bargain they claim to be? Really suited to kids that want big biceps. You'd be lucky to find a bin lid at 2" depth !!!! Seriously, if you want into the hobby, it's advisable to pay around £150-£200 on a good s/h machine for starters... Jim |
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"Jim & Debbie" <jim@sewell01.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message news:dmnchq$vrf$1@newsg3.svr.pol.co.uk... >>> >>> My father showed me an offer in the Express yesterday for two >>> detectors - one was an LCD model? I think they were priced around £70 >>> and £100 ish. On one picture I could make out the name 'Grifon' and that >>> was about as much as I can tell you. Does anybody know any more about >>> the detectors and are they really the bargain they claim to be? > > > Really suited to kids that want big biceps. > You'd be lucky to find a bin lid at 2" depth !!!! > > Seriously, if you want into the hobby, it's advisable to pay around > £150-£200 on a good s/h machine for starters... > > Jim > > Brilliant - thanks for the reply. Nap |