AKA Condor 7252M

The Condor 7252M is one of AKA's best-known detectors and was the predecessor of the Berkut series. It is a semi-professional discriminating machine working at 7 kHz, known among experienced hunters for being robust and for picking up small objects well. AKA groups targets by type and shows them on its visual hodograph so the operator can judge a signal before digging.

The detector offers four user search programs with both basic and professional settings, and a sound identification system that gives different tones for different target groups. It can run on rechargeable accumulators or ordinary batteries, with about 15 hours of use, and weighs about 1.5 kg. The search coil is selected separately from AKA's DD range.

AKA rates a 21 mm coin at about 15 cm and a 32 mm coin at about 28 cm, and its product text mentions large objects being found much deeper. For Pakistani users it remains a dependable choice for coins and relics in typical soils, especially for those who already know AKA's hodograph system.