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Midas Detectors Myra Long Range Detector (Pro Pack)
Midas Detectors Myra Long Range Detector (Pro Pack)
SKU: MYRA-LRL-PRO
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Description
The Myra Long Range Locator allows you to efficiently detect various metals and materials that are buried underground. It has the ability to differentiate between non-ferrous targets like gold, silver, copper, and bronze, as well as ferrous targets such as iron, iron alloys, and rusted iron. Moreover, it can also identify other targets like precious stones, cavities, and water, by utilizing specific frequency values generated by a microchip processor.
Lightning Grounding Baton included in the pro package, will help discharging static electricity and send signals underground for easier detection and better results.
MYRA Long Range Locator has an effective range of 2000m on average.
MYRA Long Range Locator can reach up to 12 meters depth under optimal conditions.
Includes:
- Main Control Unit
- Search Antenna
- Search Antenna Tip
- Telescopic Search Antenna Tip (Silver Color)
- MİDAS LRL BATON
- Antenna and ESD Wristband Connection Cable
- Antistatic ESD Wristband
- Charger
- Carrying Bag
- Midas LRL Baton Connection Cable
- User guide
- 2-Year Limited Warranty
Language Support: English, Spanish, French, Turkish, Arab, Iranian.
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Power And Quality In One Case
Myra Long Range Locator; it has both a special amplifier (an electronic device used to increase the signals) and a signal analyzer, capturing and processing the signal in detail.
Search Mode:
1. Auto Search Mode
(Used with Myra Search Antenna)
MYRA LRL acts as both a transmitter and a receiver. When a sent signal corresponds to the appropriate target, response signal is captured. The received signal is processed in the main unit and the antenna is directed towards the target. Thanks to the special and secret chemical mixture, your chances of finding valuables are better than ever.
2. Chambered Search Mode
(Used with Myra Search Antenna)
A sample of the specific material to be detected, should be placed in the chamber located in the front of the MYRA LRL's Searching Antenna. After this, when MYRA's signal frequency is set to the specified target's frequency, MYRA LRL will be focused to that specific target in the vicinity.
3. Lightning Grounding Mode
(Used with MIDAS LRL BATON and Myra Search Antenna)
The Midas LRL Baton tip must be stabbed 3-5 cm into the ground in order to send signals with certain frequencies to charge nearby materials in the vicinity. Afterwards, responses are captured and sent to the main unit by the Myra LRL. After processing the signal, Myra Search Antenna will point towards the target like a compass.
Two Antenna Tip
MYRA LRL device offers two antenna options for different circumstances, a first among all long-range locator devices.
There is the brass antenna, and silver antenna. In order to get the most out of MYRA, let’s take a look at these options and their benefits.
Brass antenna is significantly more sensitive and wind resistant then silver antenna. For searching deeper targets and when there is light wind, it is recommended to use the Brass antenna for best results.
Silver antenna is better at finding targets closer to surface, and from long range. Its telescopic structure allows user to adjust the range of MYRA LRL, and allows the device to focus on an area. This structure is also severely affected by wind, that is why it is recommended to use this antenna when there is little to no wind.
Unique Working Mechanism with MYRA Microprocessor
A first in the world in terms of its special design and 4 patented technologies! Myra Long Range Locator; it has both a special amplifier (an electronic device used to increase the signals) and a signal analyzer that controls and processes the signal it detects in detail.
This provides the ability to pinpoint target signals with high accuracy and clarity.
With the MYRA Long Range Locator, you can easily detect metals, materials underground and you can discriminate between non-ferrous targets such as gold, silver, copper, bronze; ferrous targets such as iron, iron alloys, rusted iron and other targets such as precious stones, cavity and water with carefully prepared algorithms and software programmed into the special microchip processor.
Brass Material With Titanium Coating
According to our researches, metal composition in the Long Range Locator antennas must be exactly the same for the best performance. That's why MYRA LRL search antennas and Myra LRL baton are manufactured from same special alloy and completely covered with titanium coating to both prevent oxidation, and increase the durability of the material while offering the best performance.
ANTISTATIC ESD WRISTBAND
The Antistatic ESD Wristband is a patented technology integrated into the MYRA Long Range Locator device, which is a unique feature among other LRL devices. Thanks to this addition, the margin of error is much less compared to other LRL devices.
ESD stands for Electro Static Discharge (Electrical Discharge). Static electricity discharges are a series of physical events that we can experience every day. Static charges can occur on conductive and non-conductive materials as well as on humans.
People can accumulate static electricity from variety of situations such as frictions during walking, getting on and off vehicles, carrying digging shovels, using mobile phones, touching metals, brushing hair, wearing and taking off clothes, etc.
In daily life, lightly electrocuted when shaking hands or touching the door handle are all results of the discharge of the static electricity accumulated on the person or object. This static electricity build up can cause errors when using a Long Range Locator device.
Therefore, while using the MYRA LRL, an anti-static wristband should be worn all times so that the static electricity generated in the body does not effect the search antennas.
SPECIAL MECHANICAL ROTATING SYSTEM
In the Myra Long Range Locator antennas have their own special mechanism. The Special Rotating (Bearing) System is a patented technology designed by our R&D team. Working technique and design are patented by "Midas Detectors".
Many long range locators in the market, are using ball bearings. These bearings wear out over time due to friction, create resistance and gradually hinder the rotation capabilities, causing a loss in performance and sensitivity.
For this reason, it may be necessary to apply machine oil from time to time, which can cause clogging due to accumulating dust and dirt.
In order to eliminate this problem, our R&D team designed a special turning system made out of the same material as the search antenna, in order to provide an agile, responsive and long lasting mechanical turning system.
Special Mechanical Turning System is made out of the same special alloy as the search antenna, and used as the rotation joint for the antennas. Increasing the sensitivity and lifetime of the mechanical parts while offering as much performance as possible.
POWER TUBE WITH SPECIAL CHEMICAL MIXTURES
Power Tube, is a patented technology developed by Midas R&D team in order to amplify signals, increase the detection range and sensitivity.
With a Power Tube, Myra LRL device is capable of receiving and analyzing signals from a large distances and large spectrum in order to offer the best performance for finding targets.
UNIQUE MIDAS LRL BATON SYSTEM
Midas LRL Baton, is a patented device developed by Midas R&D team in order to increase the accuracy and detection range.
Midas LRL Baton offers a special prospecting mode called Lightning Grounding Mode. In this mode, the Midas LRL Baton will act as both a ground for static electricity discharge, a transmitter and a receiver for signals underground.
Midas LRL Baton is one of a kind. Currently, there is no substitute or similar counterparts exists among all the other Long Range Locator devices.
Midas LRL Baton allows user to prospect a certain location more accurately and deeply. In order to catch weaker responses and find smaller targets in an area, Midas LRL Baton in Lightning Grounding Mode is highly recommended.
Specifications
Audio Output: Speaker
Dimension:
- Myra LRL Search Antenna 19,5cm – 15,5cm (Handle)
- Gold Antenna: 36cm
- Silver Antenna: 22cm (Close) & 85cm (Open)
- Midas LRL Baton: 91cm – 12cm
- Main Control Unit : 170x75x25mm
- Bag Dimension: 35x30x10cm
Distance: Adjustable from 200m to 2000m range
Depth: Up to 12 meters under optimal conditions.
Intervals Screen: Colorful LED screen
Resolution: 320 x 240 pixels
Operating Temperature: 0 – 70 C
Storage Temperature: (-10) – 70 C
Waterproof: Weatherproof only (No waterproof feature)
Power Consumption: 5 V 1000 mA
Battery: 3,7 V 4000 mA LITHIUM ION
Charger Features: Input:100 – 240 – 50 / 60 Hz 0.35 A, Output: 5.0 V – 3.0 A
Special Rotary (Bearing) System: It is a bearing system designed using brass material, which is a first in Long Range Locator devices.
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Midas Detectors Q&A
What is the Midas Myra Long Range Detector used for?
The Midas Myra is designed for detecting deeply buried treasures, including gold, silver, and other precious metals. It’s ideal for locating large targets over long distances, such as treasure chests, ancient artifacts, and underground caches.
What makes the Myra different from traditional metal detectors?
Traditional VLF or PI detectors are better for pinpointing shallow, small targets. The Myra is specialized for scanning wide areas to locate large, deep objects — it's a directional locator rather than a standard sweeper.
Is the Midas Myra good for beginners?
The Myra can be used by beginners with basic training, but it’s best suited for intermediate to advanced users who understand long-range detection and how to analyze terrain and ground conditions effectively.
Can the Myra detect small objects like coins or jewelry?
No, the Myra is not suitable for detecting small or surface-level items like single coins or rings. It is built to detect larger metal masses buried deep underground and works best in open outdoor environments.
How deep can the Midas Myra detect?
Detection depth depends on various factors such as the size of the buried object, soil type, and ground conditions. In ideal conditions, it can detect large objects up to several meters deep.
How does the Myra Long Range Detector work?
The Myra uses long-range frequency detection technology to identify the presence of metal targets. You select the type of metal you're searching for, and the device scans for matching frequency signatures over a large area.
Does the Myra require calibration or tuning?
Yes, the device must be properly tuned before use. You can select the metal type and adjust settings to enhance accuracy based on the search area and target depth.
Can I use the Myra indoors or near buildings?
It is not recommended. Long-range detectors work best in open spaces free of interference from concrete, rebar, or electrical lines. For best results, use it in natural, outdoor environments.
Is the Myra waterproof?
The Myra is not fully waterproof. While the device can handle light moisture or dust, it should not be submerged in water. Avoid using it in heavy rain or wet conditions.
Do I need additional equipment to use the Myra effectively?
While the Myra can work alone, combining it with a ground scanner or a pinpointer metal detector will help confirm and precisely locate targets after long-range detection.
Why Myra Long Range Detectors typically don’t detect small items like a single coin or jewelry right out of your pocket?
Great question — and it’s something many new users oflong-range metal detectors(like the Midas Detectors Myra) often wonder about. Here's why these devices typicallydon’t detect small items like a single coin or jewelry right out of your pocket:
1. Long-Range Detectors Are Designed for Large & Deep Targets
Long-range detectors like the Myra are not meant for surface or shallow items. They're engineered to:
- Locate larger metal masses like gold caches, buried chests, or large relics.
- Operates at depths often beyond 3-10 meters, where VLF or PI detectors would struggle.
So if you’re holding a single coin or a ring, it’s usually:
- Too small in mass.
- Too close (not buried deep enough).
- And outside the frequency tuning range of the device.
2. Frequency Tuning Matters
Long-range devices like Myra use frequency-specific targeting. You often select the type of metal you're looking for (gold, silver, bronze, etc.), and the antenna system will be tuned accordingly.
- If you’re not selecting the exact type of metal, it won’t respond.
- Also, the signal is designed to detect reflected waves from underground, not from nearby surfaces.
3. Environmental & Ground Conditions Matter
They work best when:
- The target is buried and has been in the ground for a long time (giving off a stronger signal due to oxidation/mineral halo).
- There’s minimal interference (no buildings, rebar, electric lines, etc.).
- You're scanning over open land, not inside a room or near cluttered areas.
4. Misconceptions from Marketing
Many long-range detector ads show dramatic results. But in real-world use:
- These tools are part of a broader toolkit (ground scanners, pinpointers, etc.).
- They're best used to narrow down a large search area, then switch to traditional metal detectors for pinpointing.
Long-range detectors like Midas Myra:
- Are not meant to detect small surface metals like coins or rings in your pocket.
- Are designed for larger, deeper, and buried items.
- Need proper frequency tuning, environmental conditions, and realistic expectations.
If your main goal is to find coins, rings, or small treasures, a VLF or PI metal detector is much more effective.
