FAQ

Question: I bought a coil, the coil included in a house in the city or near the city, it continuously emits signals!

Answer:  Coils NEL - compared with the standard coils, has a high sensitivity, so if you are near power lines or cell towers, near gas pipes, at maximum sensitivity can be phantom signals. Reduce the sensitivity. In the absence interference coil operates at maximum sensitivity.

Question: My detector is set to maximum sensitivity, while I get false signals.

Answer: 

• You must necessarily secure the cable to the rod by means of an adhesive tape or velcro (this is done to avoid interference from the vibration of the cable), leave to stock of cable, in order not to break it when searching or transporting.

• Often, when the mobile phone loses the network, it gives a signal to the coil. If the network is unstable, turn off the mobile phone!
• Check shoes for metal items, search coil reacts to such items when you are on the move! Also search coil will react to metal shovel
• In cold weather or hot weather, the first few minutes - could be false signals until the coil is not cooled/heated to ambient temperature.
  
• Clean the (acetone or alcohol) connector on the metal detector and coil. With a needle popravte contacts at connector coil, if there is such a need.
• Use the battery at least 25 percent of a full charge!
• Charge your the rechargeable battery through intelligent charger: La Crosse RS700. Otherwise NEL does not guarantee the stability and range of coils NEL.

Billy Vaughan of the UK has found amazing gold artifact with his ACE 250 and NEL Tornado 12"x13".
Location: UK
Metal Detector: Garrett Ace 250
Search coil: NEL Tornado

Browning Hi-Power semi-automatic pistol. WWII. Found with Garrett Ace 350 metal detector and NEL Tornado coil.
Location: Ukraine
Metal Detector: Garrett Ace 350
Search coil: NEL Tornado

Gold Roman Coin in Mint Condition, found by Harry M. from the U.K. with his AT Pro and NEL Tornado.
Location: United Kingdom
Metal detector: Garrett AT Pro
Search coil: NEL Tornado

The treasure of silver coins of the Russian Empire and the USSR, the total weight of more than 2 kg (70,5 oz), found in Ukraine with metal detector Garrett Aсe and NEL Tornado coil.
Location: Ukraine
Metal detector: Garrett Ace (2x)
Search coil: NEL Tornado (2x)

A Gold Ring Fragment (IX-XI Century) found with a Minelab X-Terra 705 metal detector and the NEL Storm coil.
Location: Ukraine
Metal Detector: Minelab X-Terra 705
Search coil: NEL Storm

527 silver coins of Sigismund III found with a Teknetics Eurotek Pro metal detector and the NEL Hunter coil.
Location: Ukraine
Metal Detector: Teknetics Eurotek Pro
Search coil: NEL Hunter