Algoforce E1500 metal detector was in the box.

Algoforce E1500 first impressions
#metaldetecting #Algoforce #metaldetecting

[SCPadventures]

Oh look 👀 here is where all the fun happens 👊✌️😁🇺🇸

[SCPadventures]

Oh I would like one of these cases when I purchase the machine 💕👊✌️😁🇺🇸

[paulroberts]

Can't wait for your future thorts

[phrunt]

I look forward to your videos especially in regards to target ID in your mineralized soils. I think you'll be surprised about the little stand, I thought it was tiny too, but the battery and coil seem to keep it upright, I was using a 10" coil in rough terrain and had no fall overs all day. The control pod being so light might have something to do with it.

[warrenhoman]

Can't wait to get mine, woodys good video

[microwave-vhuc]

Look forward to see some tests with it

[vortigen]

Where did you buy it from to get that bag included? Or is that standard?

[dataglasses]

I am thinking of getting the sadie nugget finder coil for my new Algoforce, what do you think? Many thanks!

[RussTNails-fwds]

How short is it when it is tetescopically folded minus the coil, great show😊

[alibefair]

What I don't understand is actually a very simple question that everyone can understand. Is this detector called Algoforce e1500 designed and manufactured in Australia or is this product designed in Australia, all its parts are manufactured in another country and then brought to Australia and assembled? This issue should be clarified with evidence. I can give an example of why I think so. For example, a Chinese person establishes an electronics company with a German name in Germany. Then he can manufacture those electronic products in a factory in China and sell them to the world under the name of German Made. In other words, if that product was a domestic Chinese product, it would appear somewhere on its packaging as made in P.R.C., but since it is manufactured in China for another country, it will only appear as made in China on the product packaging. As far as I can see, the unboxing of the product consists of the product parts inside the detector case, which comes out of an ordinary cardboard box. Under the Algoforce e1500 description on the official website of the product and on the back of the Control Box, it only says “the Algoforce E1500 Pulse Induction Metal Detector is designed & assembled in Australia by ALGOFORCE PTY LTD.” Also, there is no security label or anything of that sort anywhere on the product that should be there in order not to void the warranty. Apart from the fact that the product is cheap, it is a separate issue of suspicion that the three separate shaft parts that are intertwined are carbon fiber. The carbon fiber parts seem very cheap for that price. Let’s say that this product is really manufactured in a factory in Australia. So why doesn’t anyone prove this?

[spartanjim]

so dont you get coil and battery with it

[βιζζγΚιδ]

When can we expect the first mods?😂jk looks like an awesome machine for the price

[andsolid]

Is that the Chines detector to kill the Minelab detector ?

[martinnelson]

Is this one of the Chinese detectors you said your son had seen on his trip to China.

[spartanjim]

you make me laugh the way you explain things woody.

[tonybaker]

Open the control panel and show the insides please ? LOL.