Mineoro clone

[Geo]

Hi all.
Look at this address... it seems as a Mineoro clone.
But they know better the secrets they say that it work
Price only 9000 euro

http://www.erevnitis.com/page2.html


Regards

[Fred]

Originally Posted by Geo

Hi all.
Look at this address... it seems as a Mineoro clone.
But they know better the secrets they say that it work
Price only 9000 euro

http://www.erevnitis.com/page2.html


Regards

Great,
I will buy two, in case the first one doesn´t work ...

[maimoune]

Hello

It look same as mineoro

[J_Player]

I see this clone is from Greece.
If it works, then this is a much needed clone, because original Mineoro from Brazil does not work in Greek soil or soil from the Middle East.
7000 euros? I think it is a good price because this clone detector shows included a nice aluminum case with extra tools, and many gold treasure coins are included (Maybe treasure coins can be sold for more than 7000 euros).

I wonder if the Greek Mineoro clone will work in Portugal?

Best wishes,
J_P

[Kev]

So much hocus-pocus

http://www.erevnitis.com/

throw in an XLT to make it look legit.

So many euros but only a bedsheet backdrop
Maybe they make more money making models for the film industry, or star wars fanatics

Regards
Kev.

[Geo]

It must work first at Greece


Regards

[Fred]

An European copy of Alonso´s work is ... unexpected ?
I am sure most of mineoro´s customers are from Europe and USA , so i wonder how Mineoro will react...After all they may have patents
One funny one is the last at right, used "to improve others LRL´s" (showing Mineoro´s)
Aparently just a bunch of IR leds.
I guess there was some attentive readers around here

Babelsfish translated:
http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate...rUrl=Translate

[Morgan]

Originally Posted by J_Player

I see this clone is from Greece.
If it works, then this is a much needed clone, because original Mineoro from Brazil does not work in Greek soil or soil from the Middle East.
7000 euros? I think it is a good price because this clone detector shows included a nice aluminum case with extra tools, and many gold treasure coins are included (Maybe treasure coins can be sold for more than 7000 euros).

I wonder if the Greek Mineoro clone will work in Portugal?

Best wishes,
J_P

I would like to test this LRL in my test field,but if its copy of Mineoro,maybe results are the same...

[Morgan]

Originally Posted by Geo

Hi all.
Look at this address... it seems as a Mineoro clone.
But they know better the secrets they say that it work
Price only 9000 euro

http://www.erevnitis.com/page2.html


Regards

Maybe its more cheap to buy FM radio,according Esteban he can find treasure with it

[WM6]

Originally Posted by Geo

Hi all.
Look at this address... it seems as a Mineoro clone.
But they know better the secrets they say that it work
Price only 9000 euro

http://www.erevnitis.com/page2.html


Regards

No doubt, clean Pininfarina design.

Again, the same as mineoro, without User Manual.

[Geo]

Originally Posted by WM6

No doubt, clean Pininfarina design.

Again, the same as mineoro, without User Manual.

User manual is expensive

[roberts]

Why not making money on fool's account?
More fools - more money!

[WM6]

Originally Posted by roberts

Why not making money on fool's account?
More fools - more money!

And, at the last, this is proof that LRL works, not in the detection of gold, but when "tresure hunting" for paper money.

[Esteban]

At this price (9,000 euros), maybe gold coins in pic are included.