Chemical Kit No. for ET-18 & M-18A9 Gold Testers | Genuine Replacement Testing Solution Deep Seeking Designed for prospectors who want

Name: Chemical Kit No. for ET-18 & M-18A9 Gold Testers | Genuine Replacement Testing Solution Deep Seeking Designed for prospectors who want
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SKU: 17526323461
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Chemical Kit No. for ET 18 & M 18A9 Gold Testers Genuine Replacement Testing Solution Deep Seeking Designed for prospectors who want Designed for prospectors who want maximum efficiency without unnecessary complexity Designed specifically for Garrett detectors with a 2 pin AT connector Chemical Kit TES 172 Fresh chemicals are critical to obtaining accurate and repeatable test results

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