I can all but gaurantee it will find coins your AT Pro missed. I used the AT Pro for three years then picked up an etrac and hit the same exact spots my at pro had produced and found a lot more silver and wheats. I then took my Nox 800 to the same parks and just found more silver and wheats. I will not attribute every single coin solely to the nox being better. I have found that every detector responds to certain targets in certain soil and trash scenarios differently so sometimes it is just right place at right time with right detector. Kind of like looking at a puzzle you have been working on forever with a fresh set of eyes as they say.
Will say the worse flaw with the Nox is the lower cam lock fails quickly on the mid shaft. You get play in a lower rod being a beach hunter the sand peels the coating off the inner mid shaft, sand wears the lower rod down and the shaft will snap from wear and the aluminum will start corroding quick in salt. Will say I have two carbon fiber rods coming to mod the shaft which is easy. I know mine is a dream water hunting in saltwater. Makes an at pro look like a poser Cant submerse it since we don't have waterproof headphones yet. But in the wash mine is a beast. And I can almost stick the coil to a Excalibur turned on or a DFX turned on and don't hear a peep of chatter. Again an amazing feat. The Excalibur can hear the nox though
Larry, I have headphones ordered. I will have them in plenty of time before the water warms up here. I am hoping to wade with it where all the party boats play which is here:
I find a ton of bottle tops with the CZ-21. However I do not find completely rusted ones like I was finding in the park. So I know I will be digging a lot of them here along with shot gun shell bases.
This should be interesting.
, even i do the same thing, but this machine , i have only a few complaint's, # 1 the headphone jack should have been the same as the CTX3030- so i could have used my CTX3030- waterproof headphones with the Equinox 800- while ML drags there toes, getting accessories out, why different who knows , but my gut feeling , so they could profit more, it's a shame people have to scramble now finding other Head Phone- sources , and most likely see those's OUT-before ML Waterproof phones come out 
#2 Charging equipment , wires to short, the CP connections would have been fine with a 3 way adapter -included , not having to fire up the cp, or use a alternate power source- to charge all 3 items. Other than that, i really like the machine so far, happy hunting, EarlEspecially if you are an underground sleeping aluminum twist top. I don't care if you are sleeping peacefully, the Equinox 800 is going to find you.
I know where they ring up on the E-Trac. They are 12-38 - 12-41 and the cursor is against the left side of the open area. On the Equinox they ring up 20 - 24.
I didn't get my coil over a single coin, EXCEPT once. Kevin got a 12-41 on his E-trac and called me over. I got a jumpy signal at 10, 12 and as high as 17. I told him trash. He dug it and it was a 1963 Canadian penny. I was disappointed in that, but I can't judge with just one coin.
Anyway, I knew that park has been hammered for years but we still coax coins out of it.
My observation. I was in park 1 mode. I couldn't believe how chatty it was. Chatty is an understatement. The machine is falsing constantly. I played with the settings a little but not a lot. I had read some comments on it and I did NOT have my cell phone with me nor did I take the headphones.
20 - 24 are aluminum bottle tops, 17 - 18 are pull tabs and 4 - 6 are rusted bottle tops.
This is my observation in this park. The oldest coin I ever pulled out of it was a 1825 large cent.
I do like how light the machine is. I am hoping I can quiet it down after I read more on it.
I am really hoping that wheat cents also do not fall into the 20 - 24 range.
I was out there for 4 hours and had enough. 33° out and cold.
I agree on the depth meter issue - not good , after about 4 hours i had a trash collection of can slaw, iron , 1 -1997 Quarter, and 8 Lincolns , i sorta cherry picked it, thinking there was old silver here , but disappointed- None. Left a lot of Lincolns to rest in peace .
Especially if you are an underground sleeping aluminum twist top. I don't care if you are sleeping peacefully, the Equinox 800 is going to find you.
I know where they ring up on the E-Trac. They are 12-38 - 12-41 and the cursor is against the left side of the open area. On the Equinox they ring up 20 - 24.
I didn't get my coil over a single coin, EXCEPT once. Kevin got a 12-41 on his E-trac and called me over. I got a jumpy signal at 10, 12 and as high as 17. I told him trash. He dug it and it was a 1963 Canadian penny. I was disappointed in that, but I can't judge with just one coin.
Anyway, I knew that park has been hammered for years but we still coax coins out of it.
My observation. I was in park 1 mode. I couldn't believe how chatty it was. Chatty is an understatement. The machine is falsing constantly. I played with the settings a little but not a lot. I had read some comments on it and I did NOT have my cell phone with me nor did I take the headphones.
20 - 24 are aluminum bottle tops, 17 - 18 are pull tabs and 4 - 6 are rusted bottle tops.
This is my observation in this park. The oldest coin I ever pulled out of it was a 1825 large cent.
I do like how light the machine is. I am hoping I can quiet it down after I read more on it.
I am really hoping that wheat cents also do not fall into the 20 - 24 range.
I was out there for 4 hours and had enough. 33° out and cold.
A issue today detecting my yard, can slaw deep, rang up in the silver range, appeared to be a small target while sweeping, than after digging to china 10 to 12 down, can slaw,
