Minelab Go-Find 66 Metal Detector
Key Features
The Go-Find 66 is a serious, high-tech detector built for new detectorists who want more than just the basics, with a fast learning curve and intuitive controls from setup to the first find. It collapses and folds to fit into luggage or backpacks at just 2.3 lbs (1.06 kg), described as one of the lightest, high-performance detectors around, with no assembly required. Detecting is more accurate with Treasure View LEDs, Pinpoint Mode, four Find Modes, and Easy-Trak automatic ground tracking, where five treasure view LEDs flash red for trash and green for treasure. It ships with earbuds for hands-free detecting and a digging tool for quick recovery, and the 10-inch hard-wired coil is waterproof up to 2 ft. The Go-Find 66 is Bluetooth ready for wireless audio and pairs with the free GO-FIND app to identify common coins and log 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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What Owners Say
r/metaldetectingIt's okay. Take a step up and go for the Minelab Vanquish, Nokta Simplex or Nokta Score. They cost a little more, but you get way more machine.
r/metaldetectingMinelab GoFind 66 for $199 CDN (about $150 US) The detector will be for a beginner. Mostly used is fields and the wooded areas. Is a go-find 66 ...
r/metaldetectingIve been watching this sub for ages, finally pulled the trigger on a lightly used minelab gofind 66 for $200 aud. I've just gotten back from ...
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