Rivers rat

http://www.sahel-groupe.com/fr

Nice!!!!!!!!long ago a french metal detecting magazine published an article about a guy in Canada who manage to locate the site of a serious skirmish .There was 2 cool pick of 2 musket balls 1 had the print of uniform material(probably broke the bone/s) and the other hit the flint of a opponent rifle (ouch my eye)......i had a pile of ww1 french propaganda newspaper(Le Mirroir if i am correct) and there also was a picture of 2 bullets who collided.

As i often say if the energy and money was spend more positively we will live in a better world

RR

The future is IN the water, beaches are getting over detected and we end up eating the crumbs.....................

i got Manti D2 and tarsacci and i m taking every session as a workout rather than a potential fortune changing opportunity hahhhahhah

RR

thanks for the vid can wait for a proper (long) hunt

RR

Yes da man is a bit of a character.............................i only bought mine as it was a bargain...........and to fight my mate on his own ground hahhhaahaha

MR

5 minutes ago, JCR said:

@Rivers ratThe Garrett headphones are about 30 ohms impedance and have too much Bass for me on the Tarsacci.  My 150 ohm Killer Bs sound very crisp and make a world of difference. I use them with the Garrett Z Lynk receiver unit.  Same setup on my Vista X.

Gonna make some change then but as i m working around Europe at the moment my free time is limited........but i will ask the gentleman if i can publish his work ..................

RR

Hello to all!

Bought another one ..........................used in UK 2 coils and Zink garrett headphones i paid 650GBP

Why ??????????????? because my first one went to a guy who run tons of tests and did a great write up for himself and share it with me...............on the mineralised sand nothing beat it but a PI.Depth on beaches are really good as i found out with the 1st one

Garett zlink sounds is crap i was using fake(i didnt know) Marshalls headphones  the sounds was crisp

MR

Thanks Skull,In Gold we trust

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Just bought the tiny 5.75 dd now i need a vista X

RR

Hello to all i was wondering if this Garett was working well on the beach????

RR

7 hours ago, Skull diver said:

This time, with the newly arrived hooka compressor, I went exploring for another bit of coastline.

At first glance, there was little to be done, given the imense amount of new sand underfoot and that horrible feeling of tender ground.

At that point I adopted for the only decent opening, just a few meters wide and...Again a surprise✨

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C01lqe-qYcc/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

 

i now follow u on insta!

Evening are you looking for a PI coil for a TDI correct i may have something somewhere i m in the UK

RR

Remind me the compass 77b

hahahahhahhaha when i saw the title of your post i was like:he bought 30 more ..........................................

RR

Well done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MR

13 hours ago, TampaBayBrad said:

Is that place called Bullet Beach? You will enjoy your new machine once you learn it's sounds. Good first hunt and good luck.

WW2 Blitz dog fights DDay prep you name it!We are in the thick of it!

RR

Hello to all,i sucombed to the call and did get a manticore after reports of its very good sensitivity on goodies.

I hit a pretty poor beach today with free parking and lots of space to cover.Wasnt expecting much.There is a wreck there which i use to check the sand level.

Did 3hours not really playing the settings beach deep sounds normal sens 24,few bit nothing major but i.love the screen.

RR

2 hours ago, Reg Wilson said:

I first came across a newspaper article when I was visiting London in 1988 about Eric Foster and his development of pulse induction. I gathered as much information as I could, and on my return to Australia flew to Adelaide and discussed the reported superiority of this form of detection with Bruce Candy. I still remember Bruce's reaction. He was doubtful that pulse induction would be of use in the pursuit of gold as he believed that the 'halo' from the induced magnetic field would die quicker with gold than other metals, making it difficult for the Rx to pick up the signal when the winding changed from transmit to receive. I pointed out that the PI machine that Eric Foster had developed was finding Celtic gold objects at greater depth than could be achieved with VLF detectors.

Having tested a prototype GT16000 for Bruce in 1987 (resulting in a couple of hundred ounces and lots of positive advertising for Minelab) I was confident that if anyone could produce a top performing PI it would be him. About twelve months later the phone rang with good news, and shortly after I had a Bruce Candy PI prototype in my hands. The rest is history.

Fantastic!

RR

Nice scenery!!!!

Love to give it a go there!

RR

Well done thats a good size!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Well done!!!!

RR

Hoxne hoard finder Eric Lawes sold my SS2 last week for 40 quids

bought it 20 years ago for 50...........................

RR

Yep its a very good forum. I said it many times. Soon RPG forum link below to join :)

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Hi Steve just a question what is RPG????😆 Can you enlight me once more

Good write up! Not too sure who said that but always remember Nostalgia is a seductive layer

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Agreed Dan in UK not sure how many detectorist are still using Fisher...............

RR