Deep Search Metal Detectors – Brand Minelab – Go Find 66

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• Series: GO-FIND
• Technology: VLF
• Detection Depth: Up to 1 m
• Waterproof Rating: Coil Only
• Display Type: LCD
• Power Source: AA Battery
• Weight: Up to 1.5 kg

The GO-FIND series metal detectors are entry-level devices designed with advanced technology and innovative features for superior performance. The compact design requires no assembly, making it easy for beginners to start detecting immediately without worrying about loose parts.

Ultra lightweight at only 2.3 lbs (1.06 kg), it is one of the lightest high-performance detectors available. Easy-Track automatic ground tracking reduces noise interference and maximizes target signals. Treasure View technology helps identify targets easily — Red indicates iron targets (likely trash), while Green indicates non-iron targets (possibly treasure).

• Total Weight: 1.1 Kg (2.3 lbs)
• Frequency: 8 kHz
• Search Coil: Regular 10-inch Coil
• Construction: Waterproof Search Coil Only
• 2 Preset Find Modes
• Discrimination: Nail, Foil, Ring, Coin
• 5 Volume Levels
• Pinpoint Function Available
• Bluetooth Connectivity
• Backlight Display
• 4 Levels of Sensitivity Adjustment
• Battery: 4 x AA (Not Included)

• 1 Year Limited Warranty
• Lightweight and compact design
• Waterproof search coil construction
• 2 preset find modes for different detection needs
• 4 discrimination icons – Nail, Foil, Ring, Coin
• 5 volume level controls
• 4 sensitivity adjustment levels
• Easy-Track technology reduces ground noise and improves signal detection

Q: Is treasure hunting with metal detectors allowed in India?

Yes, metal detecting for hobby treasure hunting is generally allowed in India but is regulated. Permission is required for private land and detecting is prohibited in protected or archaeological areas such as monuments and forests without ASI permission.

Significant finds such as coins or artifacts must be reported according to the Indian Treasure Trove Act (1878) and the Antiquities Act (1972).

Key Rules & Restrictions:

• Private Property – Written permission from the landowner is required.
• Government/Public Land – Not allowed in national monuments, archaeological sites, forests, or restricted public areas without approval.
• Antiquities (100+ years old) – Government permission is required.
• Reporting Finds – Valuable discoveries must be reported to the District Collector.

What You Need To Do:

• Get written permission before detecting on private land.
• Check local municipal and forest regulations.
• Avoid monuments, ruins, and protected zones.
• Report valuable discoveries to authorities.

By following these guidelines, treasure hunting can be enjoyed legally and responsibly in India.

• Item Code: GOFIND66
• Production Capacity: Limited
• Delivery Time: 7–10 Working Days
• Packaging Details: Brand Packing