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For a long time, we have been compiling a page that illustrates the gradual evolution of metal detectors—their development from simple analog BFO models to highly complex digital systems. You can find this page at: https://ru.wiki-md.com/p/evo.html . If you are interested in the history of metal detecting, this is the place to be. It may be just one page, but it represents a significant human effort to process the timeline from the 1950s to the present day. The work is not yet finished. The Evolution page is constantly being revised and expanded, but it is already a compelling resource for study. We will continue to build upon it. We are currently documenting the history and development of metal detectors in Russian, with plans to translate the content into other languages in the future. The ruWikiMD website translated into English Of course, as with any large and complex project, n...

WikiMD , or Wiki Metal Detectors , is a comprehensive encyclopedia dedicated to the history of metal detectors. Our mission is to create the world’s largest multilingual resource, covering the history of legendary brands such as Minelab, Fisher, White’s, Garrett, Tesoro, D-Tex, and many others. This site is designed for treasure hunters, relic seekers, and coin enthusiasts from all around the world. We are gathering information about metal detectors from all corners of the globe. On our website, you can find detailed descriptions of American, British, Russian, Polish, Australian, and many other metal detectors produced internationally. Our journey began with our Russian-language project: ruWikiMD . We are planning to launch similar projects in English, Ukrainian, and other languages in the future. In the meantime, you can use your browser's built-in translation tool to read the content in your native language. The ruWikiMD website translated into English Today, the site f...