Mega Detection Gold Star 3D Scanner

Gold Star 3D Scanner Features

Latest Metal Detection Technologies Gold star 3D Scanner includes a variety of metal detection technologies and the latest German technology in this field through measuring tools, 3D ground surveying and long-range detection through several probes, sensors and antennas. Here we list available tools:
IMTU (Intelligent Multi Transceiver Unit) This unit is installed at the front of the Gold Star 3D Scanner device and its function is to send electromagnetic waves at a high frequency in the direction in which the user is searching. These signals intersect with the electromagnetic fields emanating from underground metal targets and turn into reflected signals that are received through antennas and the signal is converted after being processed into digital signals.
VST (Vertical High Signal Transceiver) It is a sensor installed via a special connection at the front of the device. The sensor captures the magnetic field signals resulting from various buried metal targets (precious such as gold and non-precious such as iron, for example). The sensor is characterized by the presence of a quadruple cone at its end that contains on both sides a rows of light emitting diodes (LED) that light up in different colors according to the received signals and the nature of the target (example: the LEDs will light up in a red color if the VST probe passes over a metal target such as gold or copper). The signals captured through the sensor are transformed into digital signals that are processed and displayed on the device screen or the tablet screen in the form of a colored graph that reflects the nature and type of potential target’s metal.
MULTI GROUND SCANNER (M.G.S.60) It is the probe that is used to conduct a 3D imaging scan of the ground in search for metal targets and potential treasures, and it has included the latest patented ground scanning technology from the German company Mega Detection and includes the feature of covering a larger area when scanning at each point, which ensures that the prospector reduces time and effort , and to ensure a more accurate result compared to the point-type scanning sensors available in other devices.