GOLD X Area Scanning System
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Gold X Area Scanning System
Explore large ground areas with an area scanning system featuring 12 target modes, 6 ground options, and specified detection capabilities of up to 10 meters in depth and 600 meters in range.
6 Ground Options
Up to 10m Depth
Up to 600m Range
The Smart Way to Discover
The Gold X Area Scanning System is designed for preliminary surveys across large ground areas. It combines multiple target modes and ground options, giving operators different configuration choices according to their survey objectives and terrain conditions.
The system offers 12 target modes and 6 ground options. Selecting the appropriate combination is an important part of preparing a survey. Operators should consider the intended target, the characteristics of the ground, and the conditions of the survey area before choosing their settings.
Gold X has specified detection capabilities of up to 10 meters in depth and up to 600 meters in range. These figures represent stated maximum capabilities and should not be interpreted as guaranteed results in every environment. Actual field performance can vary according to ground structure, target conditions, configuration, and operator experience.
Gold X Key Features
| Product Name | Gold X |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Area Scanning System |
| Main Application | Preliminary surveys in large areas |
| Specified Maximum Detection Depth | 8 – 10 meters |
| Specified Detection Range | Up to 600 meters |
| Target Modes | 12 Modes |
| Ground Options | 6 Options |
| Body Material | Chrome and Brass |
Advanced Scanning Capabilities
Specified Depth
A stated maximum detection depth of up to 10 meters, subject to field conditions and target characteristics.
Specified Range
A stated detection range of up to 600 meters. Actual results depend on the survey environment and operating conditions.
Target Modes
Multiple target-mode selections allow operators to configure the system according to their intended survey objective.
Ground Options
Ground options provide configuration choices for different terrain conditions during preliminary surveys.
Configuring Target Modes and Ground Options
The 12 target modes and 6 ground options should be considered together rather than selected independently without regard to the survey environment. The appropriate configuration depends on the purpose of the survey and the characteristics of the terrain.
The available specifications do not establish that a particular mode can independently identify a metal type or determine an exact underground depth. Survey findings should be interpreted carefully and evaluated in the context of actual field conditions.
Expert Tips & Field Tricks
1. Define Your Survey Objective
Determine the purpose of the survey before selecting a target mode. A clearly defined objective helps guide the configuration process.
2. Assess the Ground Conditions
Examine the terrain and ground structure before beginning. Ground conditions should be considered when choosing one of the six available ground options.
3. Select Compatible Settings
Choose the target mode and ground option as a combination appropriate to the intended survey and terrain.
4. Keep Comparisons Consistent
When comparing different areas, maintain consistent survey procedures and record the settings used. This makes field observations easier to evaluate.
5. Record Your Field Observations
Document the selected settings, terrain conditions, and observations from each survey area for future reference.
6. Verify Important Findings
Treat preliminary scanning results as indications for further investigation. Confirm important findings through appropriate follow-up inspection methods.
Detailed Technical Specifications
| System and Scanning Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Gold X |
| Product Type | Area Scanning System |
| Application | Preliminary surveys in large areas |
| Maximum Detection Depth | 8-10 meters |
| Detection Range | Up to 600 meters |
| Target Modes | 12 |
| Ground Options | 6 |
| Physical Specifications | |
| Body Material | Chrome and Brass |
Note: Specifications shown above are based on the available product information. Detection depth and range are stated maximum capabilities, not guaranteed results under all field conditions.
Manufacturer & Support Information
Gold X product information and specifications presented on this page are based on the details available for this device. For additional information about operation, accessories, and product usage, consult Deha Detector.
For product enquiries, purchasing assistance, and help choosing a suitable detection system, contact the Goldot team.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Gold X Area Scanning System?
Gold X is an area scanning system intended for preliminary surveys across large ground areas. It offers 12 target modes and 6 ground options.
2. What is the maximum detection depth of Gold X?
The specified maximum detection depth is 8 to 10 meters. Actual results depend on ground structure, target conditions, selected settings, and operator experience.
3. What is the detection range of Gold X?
The specified detection range is up to 600 meters. This is a stated maximum capability and should not be considered a guaranteed result in every environment.
4. How many target modes does Gold X have?
Gold X features 12 target modes. The appropriate mode should be selected according to the intended survey objective.
5. How many ground options are available?
The system offers 6 ground options. Operators should consider the terrain and ground conditions when choosing the appropriate option.
6. How should I choose the target mode and ground option?
Both settings should be considered together. Choose a configuration according to your survey purpose and the characteristics of the terrain.
7. Does the 6-meter depth guarantee detection of every underground target?
No. The stated depth is a maximum specification, not a guarantee for every target or ground condition. Results can vary according to the target, terrain, settings, and field conditions.
8. Can the target modes guarantee identification of a specific metal type?
The available specifications do not establish that the target modes independently guarantee identification of a specific metal type or its exact underground depth. Findings should be interpreted carefully.
9. What materials are used in the Gold X body?
The specified body materials are Chrome and Brass.
10. Where can I find additional information about operation and accessories?
Additional usage and accessory information can be found through AI mode of goldot. You can also contact Goldot through the Goldot Support Center for assistance.
Technical Specifications
| SKU | Gold-x-finder |
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