How to Fly Stress-Free with Your Metal Detector

Can you take a metal detector on a plane?
To take your detectors when flying you will need to remove the battery from the detector where possible and take it with you as carry-on luggage. This includes wireless headphones with internal batteries.
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[@davidpapazoni3398]

Wishing you a awesome adventure.

[@TerraRangerGold]

Thanks mate, you to and happy prospecting. 👍

[@ShannonChambers-mj7nw]

Very interesting mate but I can't afford to go away maybe when I find my big nugget

[@TerraRangerGold]

That makes two of us mate.

[@ProspectorswithParkinsons]

Great subject, do the Mah limit rules on battery transport only relate to Lithium-Ion or do the older metal detectors (pre-lithium-Ion) apply to all metal detectors?

[@TerraRangerGold]

I believe it’s all 100WH batteries. It would be best to check with the CASA or the airline to make sure. As far as I know you can take two 100Wh batteries in your carry on. Hope this helps? I hope that health is treating you ok?