THE INCREDIBLE NEW DEEPERS 2X1® (TWO IN ONE®)

THE ONLY DETECTOR OF THIS CATEGORY ON THE MARKET

Why the name Deepers 2X1®? This general-use detector incorporates in its basic design a switch, located in the front of the detector, that allows the user to either choose VLF mode with excellent phonic discrimination or PI (Pulse Induction) mode exceptionally useful for searches involving deeply buried targets.  This is the fruit of our knowledge in making powerful detectors; this is where the name Deepers 2X1® (or two in one) comes from. This piece of equipment is unique in that no other manufacturer on the planet offers one.

So what exactly is this detector classified as? A detector that is comprised of a VLF and Pulse Induction detector all cased in one piece of equipment, both very powerful but adaptable to the prospective conditions. According to the desired search type the user can easily change from one system to the other by simply flipping a switch and changing the coil.

If a person wants to prospect with very effective discrimination on the countryside, the woods, beaches, or any other areas accessible to detectors for items such as coins, jewelry, medals, rings, etc, without being hampered  by innumerable pieces of ferrous waste which literally pollutes the ground…position the switch on the detector to VLF MODE and install the VLF coil.

If a person wants to be able to prospect deeply buried targets, usually more valuable, it is quite easy…simply position the MODE switch from VLF to PI (Pulse Induction) and replace the VLF coil with the Pulse Induction Coil. The detector is than able to locate, without any difficulty, metal objects at depths of more than 40 inches…which VLF cannot do.

An innovative detector using highly advanced technology, it is the only one of its kind on the market. Deepers 2X1description and more information's

With a new Deepers 2X1®, nothing will escape you!

IMMENSE TREASURES TO BE DISCOVERED

 Treasures of the Great Pyramid of Keops

On the Nile River Delta, on the Gizeh plateau, just a few miles from Cairo, raises the Great Pyramid of Keops, know as one of the seven wonders of the ancient world that survive to our day. This monumental pyramid measures 452 ft. in height (originally 482 ft.) with an incredible volume of 85,800,000 cubic feet of rock, built around the year 2560 B.C., by the Pharaoh Keops, from the IV dynasty as his royal tomb and where he and his royal families’ sarcophagus’ should be buried.

It is believed that the construction of the Great Pyramid took about 20 years to complete by 40,000 to 60,000 voluntary, salaried workers (not slaves as some speculate). To this day, no one knows exactly how the Egyptians were able to construct it and what techniques were used. There are many hypotheses that may be close to the truth but nothing is certain.

Located down a long a slanted corridor is the subterranean chamber. Down that same corridor, in a superior level, is a second chamber, known as the Queens’ Chamber that is connected to the Chamber of the King by a large gallery. Thru the Kings’ Chamber, two halls North and South lead to the very top of the pyramid permitting the spirit of the deceased Pharaoh to escape into the place of the Last Judgment and enter into the realm of the Gods to find his final resting place.

 Apparently, the real Royal Chamber has not been found. Scholars with powerful computers calculated that there is an area of low pressure (an enormous hole) situated about 145 ft. in the precise middle of the pyramid and underneath the small chamber known as the Kings’ Chamber. This not yet excavated chamber is suspected to be the real resting place of the royal tomb and the wondrous treasures that accompany it. The Chamber of the King and Queen, as known now, would only be there to trick the thieves… Certainly the brilliant architects of the time fooled us all, for the tomb of the Pharaoh Keops and its fabulous treasures are still to be found.

Funeral mask of Tutankhamen, the 17 year old Pharaoh   

Treasures of the Queen of Sheba

Her reign was situated in the Horn of Africa, south east of the Arabic Peninsula, the now days Yemen. The beauty and the riches of the Queen of Sheba are legendary, so much so that King Salomon himself fell victim of her enchantments and proposed marriage to her but this was never to be. The riches of Queen Sheba were due to the flourishing commerce the merchants of the time maintained with the rest of the known world, especially spices, incense and coffee coming from the Orient. The Queen of Sheba’s palace was luxuriously adorned with lots of gold, her preferred surroundings. To this day, the place of origin of this gold is not known for sure, but it is believed to have been brought in from gold veins or deposits close to Ethiopia. 

The exact location of the Kingdom of Sheba or its capital has not been found, much less the Queen’s palace. Recent satellite, high definition photographs lead us to believe that this place will soon be found, but because of administrative problems and difficulty obtaining authorizations, this exploration will have to wait. And as far as gold bearing veins in this area are concerned, they too will have to wait. If you do visit Ethiopia, you will discover a beautiful country with wonderful people.

Discovery of gold coins

We have been informed of another wonderful discovery, this time in Mexico very close to the city of San Miguel de Alliende by Emanuel Lopez Diaz. He spends many Sundays searching with his Deepers in the mountains, around old haciendas, gold mines and old main roads. Emanuel told us that a few yards away from on old road; he saw a rock with a small engraved cross on it that caught his eye, underneath, at about 2 ½ feet deep, he found 38 gold coins! Francisco has told us that he had gone by that rock many times before without noticing the markings. This time by chance, with the sun high above the cross, he gave the spot a more detailed search with his Deepers and was able to discover the treasure. These gold coins are called “Escudos”, from 1728-1742 with a value of approximately 900/1000 U.S. Dollars each.

Congratulations Emanuel! If he sends us photographs of the findings, we will gladly publish them in our next pages.

Tips for all our detection enthusiasts: Always pay close attention to any strange markings that may be found on rocks, walls, old trees or in caves. Many times these markings are clues to valuable deposits close by. Don’t miss a great discovery!

P.S: the person mentioned above has asked us to change his true name to maintain his anonym (this is understandable).

Deepers Detectors are the most powerful detectors on the market today. Before buying a detector, take the time to analyze what we offer, the best quality and efficiency, this can be confirmed by thousands of search enthusiasts from around the world.

Why should a horse-shoe bring luck?

A rather simple reason, long ago, in the feudal times and the like, the king or a high noble’s horse had some gold-shoe to adorn it and to distinguish it from the vassals horses which would have true forged shoes. Whenever the king would go out for a tour or hunting, when crossing or galloping through woods and prairies, mounts and valleys, chasing a deer or a boar, often his horse would loose one of his gold shoes due to its less strength than the iron ones. The person, who would find it, would certainly be fortunate and happy. I, personally, actually found, at the so called “Great Oak Path” a superb one in the Blois forest (France), François I favorite place for hunting parties. Let me remind you that this beautiful forest hides many a treasure as documented in the archives of the  municipal library. A tip directed to all treasures hunters.