GENERAL INFORMATION:
Our field scanning device is a 7-mode, chamberless system capable of detecting gold, silver, bronze, minerals, precious stones, cavities, oxide formations, and water.
Types of Searches:
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Gold objects
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Silver objects
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Bronze objects
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Minerals
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Caves, wells, bunkers, mines, tunnels, etc.
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Oxide
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Water
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Precious stones (diamond, ruby, emerald, etc.)
Detection Features:
DEVICE STRUCTURE:
The device is built from high-quality components, especially conductive and magnetic materials, which enable it to better receive emissions from buried precious metals—whether small or large amounts of gold, silver, and other minerals—over very long distances.
The cavity system allows the device to select the appropriate search mode and identify the desired target, whether metallic or non-metallic.
This scanning device is engineered to eliminate all common weaknesses of traditional electronic detectors.
The precise combination of construction materials automatically makes it one of the best in its category, proven over many years in field tests for its sensitivity to buried metals such as gold, silver, copper, bronze, as well as diamonds, rubies, and other gemstones.
DEPTH MEASUREMENT:
The method used since ancient times remains one of the most effective.
To apply it, hold a stone or pebble in your left hand and determine the depth accordingly.
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For example, if you hold two stones at a detected point and the device rotates 360° around its axis, the depth is approximately 2 meters.
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Depth is determined by the number of stones and the device’s rotation.
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If you hold 2–3 stones and the device does not rotate, the depth is greater.
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If you hold 4 stones and the device rotates, the depth is approx. 4 meters.
I developed this device after years of research and development, integrating ancient techniques, and now proudly present it to you.
Easy to Maintain & Durable:
To put it clearly: Hakan Dedektör Model-16 Piri Reis operates reliably even under the most challenging conditions—whether in soil or under atmospheric influences—and consistently maintains its full performance capacity.
