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What kind of metal detector should I buy?

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Posted in How to
Commentary on how to pick your first metal detector

Discrimination Mode "Sensitivity" and "Depth" in Single-Frequency VLF Metal Detectors

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Posted in Dave Johnson, Fisher, How to, Teknetics
*Used with permission of Fisher Labs* Some metal detectors are “more sensitive” than others, and “how deep” a particular metal detector can detect a specific metal object depends on many variables. “Air test sensitivity” refers to the maximum repeatable detection…
TagsDave Johnson, Fisher, guidelines, Teknetics

What Kind of Detector Should I Buy?

By Detector Stuff
Posted in How to
That’s a goooood question! There are lots of people who have been in the hobby for many years who still try different machines on a steady basis. (I’m one of them 🙂 ) There are others who have found a…
Tagsguidelines

Garrett Guide to Beach Hunting – Miscellaneous Tips

By Detector Stuff
Posted in User review, How to
One of the great thrills of beach hunting is that “big one” that always awaits… your chance to strike it rich. I’m very serious when I suggest that you always be on the alert for treasure stories and legends. Don’t…

Garrett Guide to Beach Hunting – Scanning Tips

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Posted in Garrett, How to
Do not race across the sand with your search coil waving in front of you. Slow down! Work methodically in a pre-planned pattern. Unless you are in a hurry and seek only shallow, recently lost treasure, reduce scan speed to…

Garrett Guide to Beach Hunting – Understanding Sand Formations

By Detector Stuff
Posted in Garrett, How to
Another reason for working beaches immediately after a storm is that the beach continually reshapes and protects itself. Sands shift normally to straighten t he beachfront and present the least possible shoreline to the sea’s continuous onslaught. During storms, beach…

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