Thanks for visiting...since the launch of DetectorStuff I've worked to improve the hobby of metal detecting by seeking out interviews, metal detector reviews, interesting stories, etc. Not to brag, or anything (okay...maybe a little!) this was one of the first sites on the Web to interview industry insiders and put their unique perspectives on […]
Word on the various forums is that some long-lived metal detector manufacturers are either out of business or very close. The ones I'm currently hearing about are Tesoro and Nautilus...both of which hold a special place in my heart. I used a Toltec 100 for quite a while. I loved the accurate visual ID and […]
I found this on a fellow hobbyists site. I'm sure he won't mind me sending traffic his way. https://hobby-detecting.com/fisher-teknetics-news-from-iwa-2018-novelties-photos/
...even had human remains in the cockpit! http://www.ksl.com/?sid=43418622&nid=235&title=boy-finds-wwii-jet-with-pilots-remains-in-cockpit
Very interesting article! http://conservativetribune.com/man-uncovers-weird-tubes/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=TPNN&utm_content=2016-06-21&utm_campaign=manualpost
Check out this site...really good information! http://www.smarterhobby.com/metal-detecting/
Awesome vintage detectors...credit for photos to various sources. Have an old machine? Send me a pic and I'd love to add it. Feel free to comment on these if you have more info.
Interesting video takes you on a virtual tour of White's Electronics in Sweet Home, Oregon. The host is...well, you be the judge! Kind of a kid in a candy shop sort of thing. Anyway, White's has been in the biz for MANY years and has a ton of awesome metal detectors.
I DO NOT agree with the current rules, laws and regs related to metal detecting in the the US...especially when it comes to finding historically valuable relics. HOWEVER...sneaking around and doing this kind of thing makes it even worse for those of us who follow rules and try to help the hobby be seen in […]
