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He looked down at the pin pointer and said “he!! that’s not an LED light! It’s a power on indicator.

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When he turned it on he cracked me up to the point that I almost fell over.

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He is the guy that just bought the new pro find 35 I was speaking of. A bud and I got out In a local park the other day and did a little poking around with our detectors. Yeah hard to believe for sure, I like everything else the pinpointer. I got one for testing back ion September 17 and that was a major 'faux-faux' error: it should never have Passed merit: evident no one questioned it.ĪLL the R & D went into the 'IRON TONE' feature which 'works' some of the time and usually after you've dug out the nail! You're right, it's quarter to half bright compared to their first Profind 25. There’s no telling what you’ll read coming from me. I use my iPhone for this while I am away from my home along with talk to text. Thanks for your comment, look forward to interacting in the future. I feel certain that this isn’t a simple oversight on Minelabs behalf, there probably is engineering considerations, but it does bring the question on the surface. To the point, if you’re going to poke holes in the body of the pinpointer to stick a llight in it, why not stick a light that’s usable? infiltration by adding a vertically unusable feature. Why add to the possibility of the failure of your pin pointer etc.

In other words, why not a super efficient offering that has a usable output in place of less efficient offering that draws near or the same milliamps? That aside, that is my point,įirst thing that comes to mind is why not a brighter usable LED, when technology now affords us much brighter low draw diodes than just a few years ago. It’s on me for sure though as I often have trouble making myself understood, just ask my wife. I think your missing my point while agreeing with it at the same time. And ive to only had it a day or two and have not even read the instruction manual, I’m a guy we’re not supposed to read instructions right. I know I’d rather carry an extra battery and have a good example of every trait of a tools capability then to continuously have to explain to my buddies that the light it has is better than no light at all.īut I think mine may be defective I mean this thing will not even shinie in a dark closet enough to see the door knob. Not trying to be overly critical I’m really enjoying my new equipment but when you’re someone that tinkers with things as most of us guys to do this probably are you can’t help but wonder why they wouldn’t of added the feature of maybe multi levels of lighting or an on off switch for the light it’s self. But then to in the world of engineer in such a small marvel of our hobby we really and truly do not know what all they have to go through to get where they’re at already, right LOL You would think that maybe you would have a switch to turn the light off as needed. Thanks, I actually thought of that myself as well. Should say I’m not going to judge it by the light alone, but if this is the norm for them I can’t help but feel it will be one of those situations where one might say, so close but yet so far away from being on it could have been. I couldn’t help but wonder after seeing the dim light of the LED in my pin pointer if it might be defective. With this considered and with the reputation of minelab being state of the art or cutting edge in their offerings. I like a lot of techy outdoor buddies of mine I appreciate a nice LED flashlight so we have become some what spooled bytthe more up-to-date offerings which are beyond compare to the LED flashlights of only three or four years ago. But frankly not ever having the opportunity to see another example of it other than the one I own I would like to know if the LED in my pin pointer is defective. I like all the features and of course the quality that the name mine lab represents. Not too technical, I just rigged up with a new Nox 800 and along with it treated myself to a new pro find 35 pin pointer. Hello all, new to the forum and this is my first post.