Details

Evolution NTX device works with the imaging system to reveal the hidden underground treasures and archaeological tombs within underground depths that reach up to 9 meters

 

Device Features

Evolution NTX OKM 3D ground scanner can be used by treasure hunters, gold seekers, metal detectorists

and archaeologists who are looking for buried objects, hidden artifacts or other lost items such as:

Ancient buried treasures from ancient civilizations such as treasure chests.
Lost golden or metallic objects such as jewelries including rings.
All types of ferrous metals including iron and magnetic metals.
Hidden underground cavities and anomalies such as tunnels.

The device works with a 3D ground-based imaging system

The device is easy to use for beginners in the field of gold exploration, buried treasures, and spaces

The device gives quick results of detecting buried objects in the ground in a simple and fast manner

The ability of gold, treasures, caves, and spaces detection and determining its location and depth with very high accuracy

Detecting gold, silver and all kinds of minerals with advanced differentiation system

The device works in all terrain, such as mountain and rugged areas

Telescopic probe with search coil

LED-light for searching in dark environments

Full color display with touchscreen

Live Sound mode with VLF metal detector

3D Scan mode with GST/EMSR scanner

Multilingual user interface

Graphical scan analysis with Visualizer 3D software

Search Systems

 

Device program Functions

Touch Screen
Evolution NTX includes a high-resolution colored display screen with touch support, so the user can use it

directly to adjust different settings of the device like choosing the operating mode or just to display many indicators depending on operating mode.

With the 3D scan function and the software Visualizer 3D you can create a 3D graphic of the underground and find buried coins, rings, jewellery and similar treasure objects and artefacts. Especially metallic objects can be detected successfully. Buried objects are indicated by different colors in a graphical 3D representation.