A clear route through metal, gold, coastal and ground-scanning detectors
This English starting point introduces the site, its main areas and the routes to detailed material. Use it to decide what to read next; existing articles and product records keep their original language.
Browse by task and topic. Confirm availability, terms and important details on the original page before making a decision.
Start with a section, open a relevant original-language page, and check the publication date, evidence and contact details that matter to you. This edition is a navigation layer, not a replacement for the detailed source pages.
For questions about a particular page, reference its URL so the team can identify the exact item.
Contact the site ↗Write down the likely target size, soil type, water exposure and the experience of the person who will operate the detector. A dry inland walk, a saltwater beach and a mineralised gold field create different choices. If a condition is unknown, keep it as a question for the supplier rather than treating a single demonstration as a universal result.
Open the Spanish product page for the model you are considering. Check its coil or sensor, included accessories, software, training and warranty. Ask for the current price and availability in writing for delivery in Spain. The English navigation helps you reach that source; it does not replace a specific offer or promise a find.
If you are unsure which category to open, begin with the type of result you need: a portable target signal, gold prospecting, wet-ground use or a mapped ground reading. Compare two examples within that category, then write down what you still cannot verify. This avoids asking a supplier to compare devices that answer different questions. For a project in Spain, also check whether access to the site and the planned search are permitted before buying equipment.