Minelab Go-Find Metal Detector Lineup

Which Go-Find Fits You
All three Go-Find models share the same folding, no-assembly design and V-FLEX technology, but they split by who's holding the detector. The Go-Find 11 has a kid-friendly, ultra-lightweight build meant to introduce an entire family to metal detecting, with 2 Find Modes and 3 sensitivity levels that keep setup simple. Step up to the Go-Find 44 and you get a third Find Mode plus Treasure View LEDs and Easy-Trak automatic ground tracking for a beginner who wants more accuracy than the 11 offers. The Go-Find 66 adds a fourth Find Mode, Bluetooth-ready wireless audio, and bundled earbuds plus a digging tool, aimed at a new detectorist who wants the most capable Go-Find out of the box.
Every model in the line folds flat for luggage or backpacks, runs a 10-inch (Go-Find 44/66) or 8-inch (Go-Find 11) hard-wired coil rated waterproof up to 2 ft, and pairs with the free GO-FIND smartphone app for identifying common coins and logging finds on Google Maps.
Specifications
| Height | 4.0 inches |
| Length | 51.4 inches |
| Width | 7.25 Inches |
| Weight | 2.3 Pounds |
| Color | Black |
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