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Nautilus
DMC IIBa
(a = Automatic Loop Balance)

The DMC IIBa now comes with push button automatic loop balance!
For Faster setup and easier use!

Features:
Search modes: Ground Reject Discriminate (motion), on-Motion Discrimination, Non-Motion Ground Balance
Controls: Discrimination 8 to 1 Vernier Dial, Ground Balance 8 to 1 Vernier Dial, Tuning, Power.
Switches: on/off, Mode Auto Tune, P.B. Tune and P.B. automatic loop balance.
Audio: Ground reject Discriminate = 950 HZ, Non-Motion Discriminate and Non-Motion Ground Balance - 240 HZ.
Operating Frequency: 14 KHZ
Power Output: Variable
Search Heads: 8" Standard. Optional- 6", 10", & 15". Heads are field interchangeable on same models.
Power Pack: Four (4) 9-volt Transistor batteries Optional- Rechargeable battery system
Physical Configurations: Telescopic Handle in "S" or "U" choice, Grey Enclosure, Padded headphones.
Weight: 4.3 to 4.5 lbs.

A Word About Nautilus Searchcoils
Starting from the bottom up,  Nautilus searchcoils are wound and constructed entirely at the Tyndall Electronic factory in Coats, North Carolina. New construction techniques and materials have made them lighter and more sensitive than ever before in the history of the company. Each searchcoil is fine tuned to the electronics that it will be shipped with insuring each detector that leaves the factory is optimized. SIzes for the DMC coils are available in 6, 8, 10 and 15 inch diameters. The six-inch diameter model is currently in production for high trash coins and relic hunting locations. Early prototypes tested of the 6 Inch coil were found to be excellent in areas other detectorist walk away from.

All coils have thick mounting lugs and a heavy duty cable strain relief. There are no "whimpy" cable connectors used on the DMC IIBa. All connectors are strictly heavy-duty, nickel plated with a threaded clamp ring. Nautilus searchcoils and the entire quality parts inventory of Nautilus construction are engineered to keep you in the field longer. Stainless steel hardware is used throughout the DMC IIBa construction.