Presentation of Multitechnology-Detector Delta Ranger
In this video, CEO Stephan Grund from OKM GmbH introduces the Delta Ranger, an all-in-one, multi-technology treasure detector designed to meet the needs of modern treasure hunters. The device integrates six specialized modes, allowing users to detect a wide range of targets, including gold, relics, hidden tunnels, and more, with remarkable precision and depth.
Key Features and Modes of the Delta Ranger:
- Bionic Stream: Detects freshly buried gold by analyzing the bio-energy of objects.
- Ionic Stream: Specializes in finding long-term buried gold through ion radiation measurements.
- Magnetometer: Optimizes ground scans by clearing ferrous objects for better results. 3D Ground Scan: OKM's renowned technology for creating 3D visualizations of objects up to a depth of 60 feet (18 meters).
- Thermo Scan: Maps temperature differences on walls and underground voids to locate hidden rooms or tunnels.
- Thermo Stream: Real-time thermography for detecting underground caves and tombs.
Additional highlights include a digital compass, adjustable sensitivity for mineralized soil, and multilingual support in up to 14 languages. The device also comes with pre-installed software, including Visualizer 3D Studio for analyzing scan data.
With a lightweight control unit and easy-to-use probes (3D Ground Scan, Thermo Probe, and Long-Range Probe), the Delta Ranger is packed in a shockproof, waterproof case for portability and durability. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, this detector is designed to take treasure hunting to the next level.
Produced in Germany, the OKM Delta Ranger is a comprehensive tool offering advanced detection depth and multi-functionality, ensuring you never miss a treasure, no matter how deep or hidden.
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