Cal_Cobra

Let me know if you decide to dump your 900 🙂

IIRC the T2 has a static all metal mode with TID (my F75 LTD did, so I'm assuming the T2 did as well), and although I didn't enjoy using it, I know there was a following and they were finding uber deep coins, bullets, buttons, etc.

The Racer 2 was a brilliant machine, and they had a trigger button for the pinpoint 👍 The Racers (and MMK IMO) employed the KISS method, although there was a lot going on behind the green curtain (or was that door?) to the user, it presented a simple to operate and easy to understand UI. Fun and deadly, can't ask for more.

In your imagined button pad they could consolidate a couple of those buttons to make it more manageable. Bring back the trigger switch! They can dump the pinpoint button, and the trigger switch could be a multi-purpose.

Should be an easy fix if it already works fine on the Equinox 800 IMO.

But you're not wrong 😁

So basically they made a Multi Kruzer 🤔

You had a great hunt, nice going on the walker! What settings are you running?

Nice work, like that Barber quarter!

Nice work! I have a hand plugger built by local detecting legend Mike Walding that punches down 10" per punch, pretty much at the end of the detecting depth of a VLF on a coin in most ground.

Bucket lister find for sure, congrats!

Congrats on the seated!!! That looks like it was a fun hunt, little bit of everything, like the big token too 🤔

Nice variety of colonial finds there!! Not sure what the mystery item is 🤔

I've watched my hunt partner scratch a few silver AND gold coins 😲

Nice job, what a great story with a happy reunion ending! Too bad W&E went under, they'd print this.

Sorry George. Went through the same thing a few years ago when both of mine went back to back.

Jeff doesn't Midwest return the stones? I thought they used to 🤔 Always heard positive feedback on Midwest.

I always felt that W&E was a class act, but the writing was on the wall when they went digital only. As much as I love technology, I kind of lost interest in W&E when they ceased a paper magazine, as the online forums have been just as interesting, if not more at times. I'll really miss their Best of the Year issues, I was fortunate enough to have some items published, some best of the year finds, even an Ask Mark submission a few times over the years 👍

That belt plate is a bucket lister find, congrats!

Always amazes me what we find and where, lots of head scratchers out there haha

Well there is that, but you could sometimes tell as a nickel or similar conductor sounded bright and "excited" vs. an ax head or other large iron implements that tend to have a dull sound. Either way I still dig 13s 🎅

Great buckles! Your dial is reminiscent of one of those old mailbox combination dials or something along those lines.

Congrats, love the treasure pile! 🏆 If beach hunting was always that gratuitous, I'd be a full time beach hunter 🤠

There was a MC on Cabelas yesterday...and EQX900's have been in stock since they came out.

This is also right around where the U.S. $5 gold coin IDs as well, so we dig shotgun shells. They (and other small arms discards) are to relic hunters what pull-tabs are to turf hunters 💣