OKM PULSE NOVA

OKM Pulse Nova

PI metal detectors like the OKM Pulse Nova are perfect for starting the treasure-hunting adventure thanks to their easy handling. They are also used for gold prospection and are used by explosive ordnance disposal services. The OKM Pulse Nova pulse induction detector offers different search coils, providing good detection and depth performance when searching for natural gold, coins, jewelry and militaria.

SPECIAL FEATURES OF PULSE NOVA:

• Detection depth up to 3 m (9.8 ft) Depth Performance at a glance
• Fast scanning of large areas
• Easy localization of objects (Pinpointing)
• Also suitable for use in densely vegetated areas
• Also suitable for use on heavily mineralized ground (including salt water)
• Ignores most unwanted small items like aluminum foil
• Interchangeable search coils
• Waterproof search coils for gold prospecting in shallow waters

Even the Greeks of old knew in our world that there’s a lot to discover. Besides the elements of our earth, the night sky twinkling of the stars fascinated them to the point that devices developed hundreds of years ago to grasp the universe’s mysteries. As a metal detector manufacturer, we remain grounded and commit our new Pulse Nova “Star” to the discovery of the underground objects:

The metal detector OKM Pulse Nova PI from OKM provides extra efficient ground scanning and detects lost pieces of jewels, including rings, charms and earrings, natural gold, such as gold nuggets and military weapons and ammunition up to 3m deep (9.8 ft).

Detection of metals at a depth of up to 3 m (9.8 ft)

Thanks to the pulse induction method the Pulse Nova can reach enormous depths. For these detection depths, Pulse Induction (PI) offers key advantages compared to other measuring technology;

The PI metal detector’s search coil is available as requested. The bigger the metal detector spindle, the greater the search depth.

The detector operating principle allows particularly high transmission power, which allows objects to be detected more deeply.

The detection of metal objects in the ground as deeply as possible always depends on factors such as the size, location, and terrestrial nature. In general, these factors apply to all metal detectors:

The bigger the object, the deeper it can be detected.

As long as the object is underground, it can be detected better. (Halo effect) Deeper objects can be detected when the metal detector coil is larger.

The accuracy of detection is determined by the conduciveness, shape, and position of the object.

The composition of the soil and the layers of the soil affect the depth.

The OKM Pulse Nova induction metal detector has another advantage over passively measuring OKM ground scanners; it achieves clear measured values even in heavily mineralized soils and is, therefore, able to directly detect natural gold and precious metal gemstones.

Even the ancient Greeks knew that there are many things to discover in our world. In addition to the elements of our earth, the twinkling of the stars in the night sky fascinated them so much that hundreds of years ago, devices were developed to fathom the mysteries of the universe. As a manufacturer of metal detectors, we stay grounded and dedicate our new “Star” Pulse Nova to the discovery of shiny objects underground:

The OKM Pulse Nova PI metal detector from OKM provides extra efficient scanning of the ground, detecting lost jewelry such as rings, charms and earrings, natural gold such as gold nuggets, and militaria such as old weapons and ammunition at depths of up to 3 m (9.8 ft).

OKM Pulse Nova can reach tremendous depths thanks to the applied pulse induction method. Pulse induction (PI) offers key advantages over other measurement techniques to enable these detection depths:

• The search coil of the PI metal detector can be enlarged as desired. The larger the coil of the metal detector, the more search depth is possible.
• The working principle of the detector enables a particularly high transmission power, so that objects can be detected at greater depths.

The deepest possible detection of metal objects in the ground always depends on factors such as the size and position of the objects and the nature of the ground. These factors apply in general, i.e. to all metal detectors:

• The larger the object, the deeper the metal detector can detect it.
• The longer the object has been underground, the better it can be detected. (Halo effect)
• The larger the coil of the metal detector, the deeper objects can be detected.
• Conductivity, shape and position of the object are decisive for the accuracy of detection.
• The soil composition and soil layers influence the measurement depth.

In comparison to the passively measuring OKM ground scanners, the OKM Pulse Nova pulse induction metal detector has a further advantage: it achieves unambiguous measured values even in heavily mineralized soils and can thus directly detect natural gold and jewelry made of precious metals.