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    • XP ORX Metal Detector with 9.5" Elliptical DD High Frequency Waterproof Coil
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    XP ORX Metal Detector with 9.5" Elliptical DD High Frequency Waterproof Coil

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    The XP ORX with 9.5-inch elliptical high-frequency coil is a wireless metal detector built for gold prospecting in mineralized ground and coin hunting in trashy sites, running 21 selectable frequencies that let you tune detection depth and small-target sensitivity to match your terrain. This detector ships with four factory programs (two gold, two coin) and two user-customizable slots, so you can start hunting immediately or dial in your own settings as you learn the machine. The elliptical coil shape covers ground faster than a round coil of similar weight and slips between rocks and brush where circular coils hang up, making it a strong choice for detectorists working variable terrain from decomposed granite hillsides to iron-choked homesteads.

    What's Included with the XP ORX

    • XP ORX metal detector with 9.5-inch elliptical DD high-frequency coil
    • ORX remote control with backlit display
    • S-telescopic Lite stem (folds for transport)
    • Lithium rechargeable batteries
    • USB charging cable

    High-Frequency Gold Detection in Variable Mineralization

    Low to Average Mineralization

    The ORX's Gold program runs best in soils with moderate iron content and stable ground phase. You'll pull medium and large nuggets from dry washes, decomposed granite hillsides, and alluvial benches where hot rocks aren't dense. The detector's ground balance system offers manual adjustment or automatic fast-grab tracking, so you can lock in stable threshold when you move between soil types. The elliptical coil's 9.5-inch length covers more ground per swing than a 9-inch round coil while maintaining the maneuverability you need in rocky terrain. Discrimination in the Gold program uses five levels of IAR (Iron Amplitude Rejection) to filter ferrous trash without masking small gold signals. Hunters working decomposed quartz veins can use higher frequencies for sensitivity to small targets, then step down to lower frequencies when larger specimens are the target and you want deeper penetration through caliche layers.

    XP ORX metal detector complete system with white and black coils, control unit, armrest, strap, and USB charging cable

    Heavy Mineralization

    The Fine Gold program handles hot ground where single-frequency detectors chatter. You'll use this mode in laterite soils, black sand concentrations, and ironstone country where the ground signal overwhelms the target signal on conventional machines. The ORX's fast reactivity setting (four levels available) lets you separate small nuggets from ferrous fragments in the same swing. Ground balance stays stable across phase shifts that would force constant retuning on fixed-frequency detectors. The elliptical coil shape reduces ground coupling compared to a round coil of the same surface area, so you get cleaner threshold in patches of magnetic soil. The Fine Gold program at its highest frequency provides maximum sensitivity to small gold targets, accepting the shallower depth in exchange for hearing targets other detectors miss entirely.

    Saltwater Beach and Wet Sand

    The ORX includes a salt mode with ground rejection, letting you hunt the surf line and wet sand without the false signals that plague VLF detectors in conductive environments. The elliptical coil is waterproof, so you can work the wash zone where gold chains and rings settle after storms. The remote control mounts on your hip or chest above the waterline. Lower frequencies balance depth and stability in wet sand, while the discrimination system filters unwanted targets without sacrificing gold jewelry in the mid-conductivity range.

    Parks and Trashy Sites

    The Coin Fast program handles contaminated ground where iron nails, foil, and aluminum scrap mask good targets. Four levels of reactivity let you tune target separation to match trash density. In a site with moderate junk, adjusting reactivity gives you enough recovery speed to hear a coin signal between two nails without the instability that comes from maxing out the setting. The elliptical coil's narrow profile works well in tight rows between playground equipment and along fence lines where a larger round coil would bang obstacles. The ORX's target ID runs from 0 to 99 with iron probability displayed as a percentage, so you can make dig decisions based on conductivity and ferrous content together. Discrimination offers 99 levels of granularity, letting you notch out specific trash signatures while accepting coins and jewelry in adjacent conductivity bands. The detector's fast target response speed means you'll hear a dime signal immediately after a nail signal in the same swing, a capability that separates the ORX from slower-recovery machines in high-trash environments. Detectorists comparing options in the XP ORX metal detector lineup often weigh the elliptical coil's coverage speed against the 9-inch round coil's pinpoint precision in tight spaces.

    XP ORX metal detector control box with yellow and black design, LCD display showing ground balance and measurement readings, six control buttons

    Wireless System Architecture and Field Ergonomics

    • Patented radio frequency wireless: the coil, remote, and optional headphones communicate via digital radio link with no cables to tangle or break.
    • Lightest weight in class: 1 pound 14 ounces with remote hip-mounted, so you can hunt longer sessions without wrist fatigue or shoulder strain.
    • S-telescopic Lite stem deploys in seconds and folds for transport without tools, making the detector easy to stow in a backpack or vehicle.
    • Lithium rechargeable batteries in both the coil and remote charge via any certified USB adapter or computer USB port, no proprietary charger required.
    • Backlit display: the ORX remote displays target information and settings on a high-contrast LCD readable in direct sunlight, so you can adjust programs and discrimination settings without squinting.

    Frequency Selection and Target Discrimination

    The ORX with elliptical HF coil runs 21 selectable frequencies from 15 kHz to 80 kHz, giving you extreme sensitivity to small gold at the high end and stable depth on coins at the mid-range frequencies. The detector's frequency shift feature lets you fine-tune each base frequency to avoid electromagnetic interference from power lines, radio towers, or other detectors operating nearby. You'll use this capability in urban parks where electrical noise would otherwise destabilize threshold on a fixed-frequency machine. The ORX's discrimination system combines IAR (Iron Amplitude Rejection) with normal discrimination modes, so you can filter ferrous trash in gold-bearing ground without losing small nuggets that share conductivity ranges with iron fragments. The target ID system displays both conductivity (0 to 99) and iron probability as a percentage, giving you two data points to decide if a signal is worth digging. In practice, this dual-readout system helps you separate rusty bottle caps from silver coins in the same conductivity band, a distinction that single-number target ID systems struggle to make. Hunters working sites with mixed trash density can save custom programs to the two user slots, dialing in discrimination thresholds and reactivity settings for specific environments without losing the factory presets.

    Pinpoint Function and Target Zoom

    The ORX's pinpoint function lets you center over a target by pressing the pinpoint button, then use the zoom feature to gauge depth and isolate the signal from adjacent junk. In a trashy site where multiple targets sit within the coil's footprint, the zoom function narrows the detection field so you can identify which signal is the good target and which is the nail or foil fragment sitting inches away. This capability speeds up recovery in contaminated ground where digging every signal would waste time on junk. The pinpoint mode also helps you mark target locations for grid searches in open fields, letting you flag multiple signals before you start digging so you can work the site methodically rather than wandering between scattered hits.

    XP ORX metal detector with control panel and coil displayed, user in field holding detector near historic ruins

    Coil Compatibility and Field Swaps

    The ORX is compatible with XP's X35 coil range in addition to the high-frequency coils it ships with. X35 coils run 35 selectable frequencies and cover lower frequency bands for deeper detection on larger targets. You can swap coils in the field without tools, so if you're working a site where depth matters more than small-target sensitivity, you can switch to an 11-inch X35 coil mid-session. The wireless architecture means coil swaps take seconds: disconnect the old coil, snap on the new one, and the detector automatically recognizes the coil type and adjusts available frequency ranges. This modularity lets you build a detector system tailored to your local ground conditions and target types rather than buying separate machines for gold prospecting and coin hunting. Detectorists who hunt both mineralized gold country and urban parks often run the elliptical HF coil for gold work and keep a 9-inch X35 coil for coin sites, swapping between them as needed. For hunters looking to compare detector platforms, our guide to coin-hunting detectors breaks down frequency ranges and coil options across brands.

    Operating Temperature and Environmental Limits

    The ORX operates in temperatures from 23°F to 104°F, covering the range most detectorists hunt in. The lithium batteries perform well in cold weather down to the lower operating limit, though runtime drops slightly in freezing conditions as battery chemistry slows. In hot desert environments, keep the remote control out of direct sun when you're not actively hunting to avoid overheating the internal electronics. The coil is waterproof and submersible, but the remote control is splash-resistant only, so mount it on your hip or chest when you're working the surf zone. For full submersion detecting, XP offers an optional antenna that lets you submerge the coil while keeping the remote above water.

    Compare within the family

    Feature ORX 9" HF ORX 9" X35 ORX 11" X35 ORX 9.5" Elliptical HF
    Coil included 9in round HF 9in round X35 DD 11in round X35 DD 9.5in elliptical DD HF
    Frequencies 21 (13 to 59 kHz) 35 (3.7 to 27.7 kHz) 35 (3.7 to 27.7 kHz) 21 (15 to 80 kHz)
    Factory programs 4 (Gold x2, Coin x2) 4 (Gold x2, Coin x2) 4 (Gold x2, Coin x2) 4 (Gold x2, Coin x2)
    Weight 1 lb 14 oz (870g) 1 lb 14 oz (870g) 1 lb 14 oz (870g) 1 lb 14 oz (870g)
    Battery life 20 hours 20 hours 20 hours 20 hours
    Waterproof coil Yes Yes Yes Yes

    Specifications

    • Operating Frequencies: 21 selectable (15 kHz to 80 kHz with shift)
    • Coil: 9.5in elliptical DD, waterproof, wireless
    • Weight: 1 lb 14 oz (870g) with batteries
    • Battery Life: 20 to 28 hours (coil), 19 hours (remote)
    • Battery Type: Lithium polymer rechargeable
    • Wireless: 2.4 GHz digital, 36 automatic channels
    • Display: 8192 pixels, backlit LCD
    • Ground Balance: Automatic or manual (60 to 90)
    • Discrimination: IAR + Normal, 99 levels
    • Target ID: 0 to 99 with iron probability
    • Reactivity: 4 levels
    • Factory Programs: 4 + 2 customizable
    • Operating Temperature: 23°F to 104°F (-5°C to +40°C)
    • Stem: S-telescopic Lite, folds to 58cm, deploys to 130cm
    • Warranty: 5 years parts and labor, 2 years battery

    Why Buy from Serious Detecting

    Every XP ORX ships with a full manufacturer warranty backed directly by XP's specialized technical support team. As an authorized XP dealer, we stock genuine coils and accessories for field upgrades, and our team has run the ORX platform across mineralized gold country and trashy urban parks to understand its strengths in real hunt scenarios. You'll get free shipping on this detector, a 30-day return window if it doesn't fit your hunting style, and our price-match guarantee so you're covered if you find a lower advertised price from another authorized dealer. We're detectorists first, and we stand behind the equipment we sell because we use it ourselves.

    Product Specifications
    Specification Name Specification Value
    Adjustable shaft Yes
    Arm rest Fixed
    Arm rest strap Yes
    Audio tones Yes
    Backlit display Yes
    Battery life hr Up to 20 hours
    Battery type Lithium-ion
    Bluetooth compatible No
    Depth indication true
    Discrimination Adjustable
    Display type LCD
    Frequencies 13 kHz - 81 kHz
    Ground balance Manual / Automatic
    Headphone jack type 1/8"
    Interchangeable headphones Yes
    Interchangeable search coil Yes
    Metal detector category Treasure & Relic Detectors and Gold Prospecting Detectors
    Metal detector model XP ORX
    Metal detector type Metal Detectors
    Metal detector usage Beginner / Intermediate
    Number of frequencies 21
    Operating principle Very Low Frequency (VLF)
    Pinpoint mode Yes
    Programmable target id No
    Search coil size 9.5"
    Search coil type Double-D (DD)
    Search flashlight No
    Search modes 5
    Search mode types Gold, Relics
    Sensitivity 99 Levels
    Skill level Beginner / Intermediate
    Target id Yes
    Technology VLF Multiple Frequency
    Threshold Adjustable
    Vibration mode No
    Volume control Yes
    Warranty 5 Years Limited
    Water resistance Waterproof Coil
    Weight 870 g (1.92 lbs)
    Wireless Wireless
    Xp configuration 9.5” x 5” Coil
    Service & Support

    Warranty & Product Assurance

    At Serious Detecting, we stand behind the quality of every product we offer. Warranty coverage is provided directly by the manufacturer and may vary depending on the item. We’re here to help you understand your coverage and assist with the warranty process when needed. If you ever have questions or need support navigating a warranty claim, our team is happy to guide you.

    Technical Support & Expert Guidance

    Whether you’re setting up new gear, optimizing performance, or troubleshooting an issue in the field, our knowledgeable support team is here to help. We use this equipment ourselves, so we can offer real-world tips and step-by-step assistance to get you detecting with confidence. Message us anytime and we’ll do our best to get you pointed in the right direction fast.

    Manuals, Resources & Downloads

    Access user manuals, setup guides, safety tips, and technical documentation in our online support center. These resources help you understand your equipment, learn recommended settings, and get the most out of every hunt.

    Replacement Parts & Accessories

    Keep your equipment running strong with genuine parts and accessories. We carry coils, batteries, chargers, protective gear, digging tools, and more — fully compatible with your detector and backed by manufacturer standards. Not sure what fits your model? Just ask — we’re here to help.

    Training & Tutorials

    New to detecting or upgrading to advanced equipment? Our resource library includes helpful guides, maintenance tips, how-to videos, and expert advice from experienced detectorists. From ground balancing and coil choices to target ID basics and field technique, you’ll find the knowledge you need to level up your success.

    Customer Questions & Expert Answers

    Get real answers from outdoor explorers and our product experts. Browse questions about performance, features, and setup — or ask your own to make sure this gear fits your next adventure.

    What frequencies does the XP ORX with elliptical coil cover?

    The XP ORX with 9.5-inch elliptical HF coil runs 21 selectable frequencies from 13 kHz to 81 kHz. High frequencies deliver extreme sensitivity to small targets and gold nuggets in mineralized soil. You select frequency through the detector's menu, and the ORX stores your choice in each of the six program slots (four factory, two user-customizable). The frequency range lets you match coil performance to target type and ground conditions, with higher frequencies offering better sensitivity to small gold while lower frequencies provide stable operation in mild ground.

    Answered by Richard T. · May 2026

    Is the XP ORX elliptical coil waterproof?

    The XP ORX's 9.5-inch elliptical coil and lower shaft are fully waterproof and submersible, so you can hunt the surf line, wade creeks, and work wet sand without damage. The coil's waterproof rating lets you rinse it after saltwater hunts to prevent corrosion on the coil connector and cable boot. Beach hunters run the ORX's salt mode (ground rejection 00-25) to stabilize threshold in conductive wet sand and eliminate the false signals that plague standard VLF detectors in saltwater environments.

    Answered by Dan P. · May 2026

    How long does the XP ORX battery last?

    The XP ORX runs approximately 20 hours on a full charge of its lithium rechargeable batteries. Both the coil and the remote control have internal lithium cells that charge via USB cable; you can use any certified USB wall adapter or plug into a computer USB port. Battery life varies with settings. The detector provides battery status monitoring so you get advance warning before power runs out mid-hunt.

    Answered by John W. · May 2026

    What's the difference between the Gold and Fine Gold programs?

    The XP ORX's Gold program is optimized for low to average mineralization with good sensitivity to medium and large gold nuggets, while the Fine Gold program handles heavy mineralization with sensitivity tuned for small and medium-sized gold. Gold program uses moderate reactivity and threshold settings that work in decomposed granite, dry washes, and alluvial benches where hot rocks aren't dense. Fine Gold program increases reactivity and tightens ground tracking for ironstone country, black sand, and laterite soils where the ground signal would overwhelm a less aggressive ground balance system. Both programs offer five levels of IAR discrimination to filter ferrous trash, and you can manually adjust ground balance from 60 to 90 or use automatic fast-grab tracking when soil phase shifts between swings.

    Answered by Richard T. · May 2026

    Can I use other coils on the XP ORX?

    The XP ORX is compatible with the X35 coil range (22cm, 28cm, and 34/28cm coils) in addition to the high-frequency coils it ships with. X35 coils run 35 frequencies from 3.7 kHz to 27.7 kHz, covering lower frequency bands than the HF coils for deeper penetration on high-conductivity targets like silver coins and large relics. Coil swaps require no tools; the S-telescopic Lite stem uses a quick-release cam lock that lets you change coils in seconds. Each coil communicates wirelessly with the remote, so there are no cables to manage when switching between coils for different hunt scenarios. Hunters who cross-shop the XP ORX metal detector with high frequency coil options often buy a second coil (either an X35 for coin depth or a round HF for tight-space work) to cover the full range of targets and terrain types they encounter.

    Answered by Dan P. · May 2026

    How does the elliptical coil compare to a round coil?

    The XP ORX's 9.5-inch elliptical coil (9.5 inches long by 5 inches wide) slips between rocks, brush, and fence posts where a circular coil would hang up, while maintaining similar weight and maneuverability. The elliptical shape allows efficient coverage of large areas without sacrificing target separation. The trade-off is slightly less pinpoint precision: a round coil gives you a tighter signal peak when centering over a target, while the elliptical coil's elongated field requires more careful pinpointing technique. Prospectors working open desert washes prefer the elliptical for ground coverage, while relic hunters in tight homestead foundations often choose the round HF coil for its precise target isolation in trashy sites.

    Answered by John W. · May 2026

    What's the maximum submersion depth for the XP ORX coil?

    The XP ORX's 9.5-inch elliptical coil and lower shaft are fully waterproof and submersible, with no specified depth limit in the manufacturer documentation. The remote control is splash-resistant but not submersible, so you'll mount it on your hip or chest above the waterline when hunting the surf zone or wading creeks. For full underwater detecting where you need to submerge the entire detector, XP offers an optional antenna accessory that extends the wireless signal range so the coil can operate underwater while the remote stays dry above the surface. In practice, most beach hunters work the wash zone and shallow water without needing the antenna, keeping the remote above water and the coil submerged as waves roll in.

    Answered by John W. · May 2026

    Can I save custom settings on the XP ORX?

    The XP ORX provides two user-customizable program slots where you can save your own discrimination thresholds, reactivity levels, frequency selections, and ground balance settings. This lets you dial in a program for a specific site or target type and recall it instantly without re-entering settings each hunt session. The four factory programs (two Gold, two Coin) remain available and can't be overwritten, so you always have the manufacturer presets as a fallback. In practice, hunters save a custom program for their most-hunted site, tweaking discrimination to notch out that site's specific trash profile, then use factory programs when they're scouting new ground where the trash density is unknown.

    Answered by Dan P. · May 2026

    How does the elliptical coil perform compared to round coils in tight spaces?

    The 9.5-inch elliptical HF coil slips easily between rocks, brush, and fence posts where standard circular coils hang up. Its narrow 5-inch width provides the tight maneuverability of a small sniper coil, while its 9.5-inch length maintains rapid ground coverage speed. The trade-off is a slightly wider pinpoint footprint than a round coil in wide-open fields. Detectorists tackling variable terrain often browse our specialized XP ORX metal detector collection to compare elliptical versus round configuration options for their local sites.

    Answered by Dan P. · May 2026

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