Discover interesting and valuable coins, jewelry, and artifacts as deep as 8" below the surface with this Explore Scientific National Geographic Metal Detector with Headphonesfrom Explore Scientific. The detector's large LCD screen shows the probable type of metal, how deep it is, and pinpoints its location. Different tones sound for different metals in the included headphones. You can filter out junk metals with the discrimination function. The coil is water resistant to allow detection in damp areas or even shallow puddles, and the length of the bar adjusts with a twist-lock so you can customize the size for comfort while searching.

Large LCD Screen    Distinct Tones for Different Metals    Waterproof Coil for Puddles & Damp Areas    Cushioned Arm Rest & Grip    Adjustable Bar Length    Runs on Two 9V Batteries

• Spots metal objects as deep as 8"
• Large LCD screen provides information on depth and metal type and allows users to adjust sensitivity
• Pinpoint function helps narrow down where to dig
• Coil is water resistant so users can search shallow puddles and damp areas
• Padded arm cuff and adjustable length add comfort while searching

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have an explore scientific ED 80 telescope. Will this tripod work with my telescope?

A: The Explore Scientific FirstLight EXOS Nano Mount with ST1 Tripod BH #EXFLENEQ3M • MFR #FL-EXOSNANOT1-00 is capable to support the Explore Scientific ED80 80mm f/6 Essential Series Air-Spaced Triplet Refractor Telescope BH #EXESED080602 • MFR #ES-ED0806-02

Q: 2. Will an Ioptron CEM25p mount attach to this tripod?

A: Yes it will

Q: 3. Does the EXOS nano adj. Knobs move as slowly as the twilight 1 and can you mount a celestron travel 70 on the EXOS Nano?

A: No, the Explore Scientific FirstLight EXOS Nano Mount will not move as slowly as a Twilight 1 mount. As long as you can mount the Celestron Travel 70 on a Vixen-style universal mount, it will mount.

Q: 4. Will it match with Skywatcher EQ3 mount?

A: Yes this Twilight Series Model will be compatible with your Sky Watcher EQ3 Mount.

Q: 5. Does this telescope have a mount for a EOS dslr? I'd like to do some astrophotography with my 5Dmk4

A: The Canon EOS 5Dmk4 will mount to the Explore Scientific FirstLight 114mm f/4.3 Reflector EQ Telescope (BH # EXFLN114EQ3) with a Explore Scientific DSLR Camera Vixen-Style Dovetail Assembly (11"), B&H # EXDSLRCDA.

Q: 6. Will a skywatcher evostar 72ED with a diagonal and quark hydrogen alpha solar filter work for this mount and tripod?

A: The maximum load for the Explore Scientific FirstLight EXOS Nano Mount with ST1 Tripod BH #EXFLENEQ3M • MFR #FL-EXOSNANOT1-00 is 10lbs. More than adequate to handle the items you listed.

Q: 7. What is the load capacity?

A: About 12 lbs.

Q: 8. are the leg connectors (with the lock knobs) made of metal or plastic?

A: Explore Scientific FirstLight EXOS Nano Mount with ST1 Tripod BH #EXFLENEQ3M • MFR #FL-EXOSNANOT1-00 has metal lock knobs

Q: 9. The description says the included 25mm eyepiece gives 40x power but spec's give the focal length as 500mm that would yield 20 power; what is correct?

A: You are correct it would be about a 20x. I have notified my web content team of the error.

Q: 10. the description say it has oversized thumbscrews to secure the cradle ring to the OTA but the pictures shows the old style buckle latch to secure the OTA , i want the new version with the oversized thumbscrews , can you tell me which cradle will be sent?

A: To make sure you get MFR #TED127CFCRDL , that is the Cradle Assembly with the översized thumbscrews". The photo is not always the exact item described, but the MFR# is.