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Mitsubishi Toppo BJ said:
Mini prison phones as burners.
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Considering that a phone number appears to be mandatory to start a Google account these days, I'm interested. Link something?

Personally, I've been happy with low tolerance firearm maintenance tools and disposables. Wire brushes, bore patches, cleaning kits, dental probes and such. The probes are a good tool for removing gunk from corners inside the receiver / slide, since they are seemingly made of metal softer than the guns, so you can scrape away without risking scratches.
 
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sodomy lifestyle said:
Considering that a phone number appears to be mandatory to start a Google account these days, I'm interested. Link something?

Personally, I've been happy with low tolerance firearm maintenance tools and disposables. Wire brushes, bore patches, cleaning kits, dental probes and such. The probes are a good tool for removing gunk from corners inside the receiver / slide, since they are seemingly made of metal softer than the guns, so you can scrape away without risking scratches.
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Maori Kiwifruit Growers said:
6 dollars for a butt phone, but does it send/receive texts?
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Good question. There seems to be a host of reviews on YouTube about this model type, like this one. Phone menu lists "messages", so presumably yes. Personally, I don't need the phone for activities more questionable than starting a shitposting account that's separate from my main phone's identity, so I can just spend some bucks more for a basic Nokia with far better specs.
 
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To know what is good and what is bad from Chinese company, one need only look at their past.
China fucked up so much iron that people starved- don't get anything where you're depending on the strength of the metal for an operation. I wouldn't even get a chinese shovel.
China excelled in making textiles, and has a rich history of textile manufacturing- clothes are generally a save bet. Stick with things that are simple, and you'll be OK.
Chinese electronics manufacturing processes were top of the line in the 70s, fell behind in the 80s.- Electronics are great, as long as it's simple. don't get anything modern.
and so on and so forth.
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You're unironically retarded if you're trying to imply they still are producing the same quality of iron from the period of the Great Leap Forward. China is now primarily importers of iron. primarily from Australia, Brazil, and Africa... Yes they still produce their own Iron ore, and smelt it and yes it is of lower quality. But it is no where NEAR as bad as it once was especially with higher quality ore coming into the country from overseas now.


tldr: chinkium ain't as bad as it once was.
 
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Maori Kiwifruit Growers said:
6 dollars for a butt phone, but does it send/receive texts?
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Yes, it does everything they say it does, it can even connect to bluetooth headphones, has an sd card slot for your favorite rap albums and it's dual sim.AND the battery lasts for daaays.
sodomy lifestyle said:
Good question. There seems to be a host of reviews on YouTube about this model type, like this one. Phone menu lists "messages", so presumably yes. Personally, I don't need the phone for activities more questionable than starting a shitposting account that's separate from my main phone's identity, so I can just spend some bucks more for a basic Nokia with far better specs.
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Fair enough, I just like the form factor, that way I can fit up to 4 in my butt (depending on what I've eaten)
 
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If you are in to Metal Detectors, you can buy exact knock offs of expensive brands that cost around $1000, and get them for around $100. They're identical, they even use the same software.
See the expensive Fisher Gold Bug Pro vs the Chinese GoldFinder FS2. With a quick search you can easily see that the Chinese GoldFinder FS2 is pretty much an identical clone of the Fisher Gold Bug Pro apart from the name of course.
 
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The Lizard Queen said:
If you are in to Metal Detectors, you can buy exact knock offs of expensive brands that cost over $1000, and get them for less than $100. They're identical, they even use the same software.
See the expensive Fisher Gold Bug Pro vs the Chinese GoldFinder FS2. With a quick search you can easily see that the Chinese GoldFinder FS2 is pretty much an identical clone of the Fisher Gold Bug Pro apart from the name of course.
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oo where can I find them?
 
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Be mindful of metal detectors, where I live the law is that you need to register the detector and get a permit (easy paperwork) and for this the apparatus needs to be homologated according to an ISO or DIN standard in Europe.The chink ones don't come with that homologation so you might not be able to use it legally.DYOR
Hope this helped guys, ciao
 
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Maori Kiwifruit Growers said:
Can I use the official software too?


By the way how did you find this? I'm.gonna get one for myself! Does the logo say "Gold bug" or fisher?
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The one I got from Ali Express says "Goldfinder FS2", but when you turn it on, the screen says "Fisher Gold Bug." It's an exact copy.

I found it with research, but exact Chinese rip-offs of brand products are common if you check discussion forums dedicated to products like metal detectors or other devices that are not associated with a brand themselves. Ali Express and similar sites are full of them, although they're also full of junk products that aren't exact copies, but terrible products dressed up to look like the expensive ones. It takes a lot of searching and asking around to find the exact copies and not the junk. I've heard there are also exact software and hardware ripoffs of VR headsets as well, but I've never been brave enough to order one.
 
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Mitsubishi Toppo BJ said:
Be mindful of metal detectors, where I live the law is that you need to register the detector and get a permit (easy paperwork) and for this the apparatus needs to be homologated according to an ISO or DIN standard in Europe.The chink ones don't come with that homologation so you might not be able to use it legally.DYOR
Hope this helped guys, ciao
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You need to register metal detectors? Why?
 
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Mitsubishi Toppo BJ said:
Be mindful of metal detectors, where I live the law is that you need to register the detector and get a permit (easy paperwork) and for this the apparatus needs to be homologated according to an ISO or DIN standard in Europe.The chink ones don't come with that homologation so you might not be able to use it legally.DYOR
Hope this helped guys, ciao
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Do you live in the USA or Euroland?


Also thanks for the info
 
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The Lizard Queen said:
The one I got from Ali Express says "Goldfinder FS2", but when you turn it on, the screen says "Fisher Gold Bug." It's an exact copy.

I found it with research, but exact Chinese rip-offs of brand products are common if you check discussion forums dedicated to products like metal detectors or other devices that are not associated with a brand themselves. Ali Express and similar sites are full of them, although they're also full of junk products that aren't exact copies, but terrible products dressed up to look like the expensive ones. It takes a lot of searching and asking around to find the exact copies and not the junk. I've heard there are also exact software and hardware ripoffs of VR headsets as well, but I've never been brave enough to order one.
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I wish there was a website where one can find the exact rip off of a product. like it would point you to the best options
 
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