Brand guide
Teknetics metal detectors
First Texas Products makes Teknetics detectors, along with its Fisher and Bounty Hunter detector brands. We read its pages for 3 current Teknetics models, all single-frequency VLF detectors.
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The Teknetics models we read, range by range
Frequency, waterproofing, weight and coil for each model, read on the maker's pages and grouped by technology. Open a card for the full spec sheet.
Single frequency3 models
Omega 8500
T2
Facts from First Texas Products' product pages, read Oct. 16, 2026; weight bars share one scale, up to the heaviest detector on file. UnearthKit is an independent guide. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Minelab, Garrett, Nokta, XP, First Texas Products (Fisher, Teknetics, Bounty Hunter), or any other brand named on this site. Brand names are used only to identify products.
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Which range fits what you hunt
Two groups, sorted by the facts that decide them: how much of the detector goes underwater, the technology, and the weight.
Coins, relics and jewelry
The Delta 4000 and Omega 8500 share one purpose list: general purpose, coin shooting, relic hunting and jewelry. They sit close on frequency, 7.8 and 7.69 kHz, and differ on coil size, 8 against 10 inches. Both take a battery listed as 1 x 9 V (not included).
- Delta 40007.8 kHz · 2.6 lb
- Omega 85007.69 kHz · 2.5 lb
Gold and all-round
The T2 runs 13 kHz, and its maker lists it for general purpose, coin shooting, relic hunting, jewelry and gold prospecting. It shows a 1 to 99 target ID on a large LCD. Its page gives no weight, coil or battery.
- T213 kHz
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Frequencies across the range
Each line marks the frequencies Teknetics publishes for a model. Further right means a higher frequency, which favors small and low-conductive targets such as gold.
Published frequencies, model by model
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Guides with Teknetics models
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Questions about Teknetics
First Texas Products, which also makes the Fisher and Bounty Hunter detector brands. First Texas lists the USA as country of origin on each Teknetics page we read.
The Delta 4000 and Omega 8500 pages list a waterproof coil. Their spec sheets answer no to weatherproof for the detector itself. The T2 page gives no rating.
The Omega has a larger 10-inch coil, round on the spec sheet and elliptical on the product page. It offers 99 levels of sensitivity against 12 levels, and a backlit LCD. It weighs 2.5 lb, the Delta 2.6 lb.