The engineer hired by Fisher is Alexandre Tartar. He has been developing his Manta series of salt water detectors for several years. The entire project was acquired by Fisher, including hiring Alexandre.
Carl Morleland - Engineering Manager at First Texas (Fisher/Teknetics) has posted that the prototypes are actively being developed into a highly capable beach detector in a fully up-to-date waterproof package - for release as soon as it’s done.
Alexandre is busy with this full time.
But you mentioned “boxes for packaging” - if by this you mean modern lightweight mechanical packages for the “guts” of a revolutionary PI detector, with great depth, very short minimum pulse delay (think small gold in salt water) and usable iron ID to full depth - then maybe that qualifies as “boxes for packaging”. In that sense, I’m sure Alexandre is busy with that as well as the overall development.
Carl Morleland - Engineering Manager at First Texas (Fisher/Teknetics) has posted that the prototypes are actively being developed into a highly capable beach detector in a fully up-to-date waterproof package - for release as soon as it’s done.
Alexandre is busy with this full time.
But you mentioned “boxes for packaging” - if by this you mean modern lightweight mechanical packages for the “guts” of a revolutionary PI detector, with great depth, very short minimum pulse delay (think small gold in salt water) and usable iron ID to full depth - then maybe that qualifies as “boxes for packaging”. In that sense, I’m sure Alexandre is busy with that as well as the overall development.