Nice unit found a bunch of coins. Silver and copper coins and a gold ring. This unit is just as good as the $1500. Units. It's already paid for it's self!

The main piece is a diffuser/scrim, which has the hoop. The other modifiers --black, white, silver, and gold--are the surfaces of zip-on attachment. The photos in the description make it look like you're getting five different pieces. This is not true.

The fit and finish seem to be okay. My worry is that the hoop has a bit of a hard edge, which would make it easier to wear through the fabric holding the scrim on. Would have liked to see some padding or heavier-duty fabric at these wear points. The modifiers come with white and gold on the outside. The silver and black come on the inside, so when you want to use the silver modifier, you have to take the pouch off and turn it inside out. This is a royal pain. I'm probably going to leave the black/silver on the outside. The scrim is probably enough to use as a white reflector. I've taken to folding only the scrim to put in the carrying case, folding the modifier pouch separately, and storing that in the case.

I like the idea, but the implementation is lacking IMHO.

its been great. I love the different color options. I use it on white the most but for more studio looks the silver and gold are nice. Its light weight and sturdy.

I use this for closeup pictures of Hallmarks on gold and silver. Great focus and sharpness in all the photographs. My only wish would be a longer vertical arm to get a greater picture overall.

This needs to be pretty close to the metal in order to trigger the detector. This is very portable, because it's small and packs away in a bag, so it would be great for going to the beach. It's a little hard to use on the ground (I had to crouch). You also need to be pretty close to the metal and this would not detect gold when the gold was on top of the plate, but not all metal detectors do.

Great metal detector!

I just felt that I need to share this story and I am sure many won't believe it. I should have asked my son what lottery numbers to pick yesterday. His RM Ricomax metal detector had just been delivered and I helped him assemble it and set it to the right settings. I was upstairs working and saw him out my window digging in a hole in my front yard. He was at it for about 20 minutes since the generic carrot pinpointer I have is not super precise. Next thing I know he yells out, "I found a ring! I found a gold ring!". Of course I thought that their was no way. I go downstairs and he comes running in the house with a dirty gold ring. I still didn't believe it and figured it was brass or junk but at a closer look it had a 24k marking on it. My jaw hit the floor. It weighed in at about 6g. I just wish I would have video recorded his first dig as it would have been awesome to get find and that reaction on video. I still can't believe it and he was on cloud 9 and is still there. Anyway, I feel like this story speaks for itself as a review. The RM Ricomax is light and easy to use. It is nice that it also has a pinpoint feature built in to help narrow down a find. I would recommend it to anyone.

I bought the detector because of Youtube videos. It is optimized for gold and coin mining. You will also find a German video tutorial on Youtube.

My attitudes are. Turn on the detector with output 90-100
Then do all-metal mode and floor leveling
Then do disk mode and adjust the filter so that under 35-40 depending on n ichts more will be displayed. The iron is then almost completely hidden. The depth performance is good and I can guess with 100 conductivity bars which metal is in the ground.

Unfortunately, the display light is missing. There are 2 differentiation of signal tones, just dig for treble.
Processing is not as good as with €500 detectors, but still sufficient. The price-performance ratio is TOP.