When it comes to “SMF” (or simultaneous multi frequency) there have been a limited number of players over the years. The Fisher CZ line of detectors, Minelab (Sovereign, Explorer, etc), Whites (with the Vision/V3i) and recently XP with the Deus…
-Detectorstuff member Ian Pettigrew (AKA draaiorgel) has written up a great new users guide with tips and helpful information on the Garrett Ace 250! Many thanks to Ian for his contribution…. All about the Ace 250 for newbies. The Ace…
*Detectorstuff loves user submitted reviews! Who better to give some advice and feedback than real life users who have plenty of hours behind the coil. Read HERE for information on being a DetectorStuff review submitter! Thanks Eu_citizen for another great…
Eu_Citizen submitted this Minelab Explorer 2 review in the DetectorStuff User Reviews section of the forums. Feel free to write reviews of your own or comment on ones that are already here. Thanks for the submission Eu! Well…
One of DetectorStuff’s newest members, Eu-Citizen has hit the ground running with user submitted content! Here’s his review of the DFX…Thanks EU! So where shall we begin with this beast? When you take it out of the box, it doesn’t…
First no detector.., then no finds.., then gold! What A Difference A Day Makes! By Tony Mullen Minted at Charlotte, North Carolina in 1847, this gorgeous Coronet $5 gold piece was the find of a lifetime for Tony Mullen, now…
Good Things Come To Those Who Wait By Tony Mullen Have you ever had your sights set on a particular place to hunt, just knowing in your heart of hearts that it would be an awesome place to detect? Or…
“Caribbean Hurricane Coins” By Tony Mullen My father, Frank Mullen, and I are relatively new treasure hunters, but after our recent trip to the Caribbean we came home feeling like old pros. Actually, the truth is we just came home…
Having been involved in the metal detecting hobby since I was a boy, I’ve witnessed many changes over the years. Some can be considered positive, others perhaps not so good. Technology has certainly changed for the better, and many a…
Long, snowy winters mean cabin fever for most treasure hunters in my native New England, yet the frozen soil drives me to seek out new sites and permission to search them at the earliest opportunity. The new year brought visions…