Joel
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I went with both lower & middle shafts. Since I store the detector with the top shaft separated from the middle one it makes it easy to pick which one I will be using or to switch to another one.
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I've used one as a backup option to my Whites digger. It seems to work fairly well an does have a narrower profile but maintains good depth. I don't think it is as sturdy as the White's but I haven't had an problems with it. Also the price was reasonable.
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I coated the bottom 4 inches of mine with PLASTI DIP, it is used to coat tool handles. It has held up very well against abrasion.
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I would agree with you. I bought the 6" coil and have used it a few times. It works well especially in tight areas, but the 11" does seem to work very well where I hunt. I can cover more ground in the same amount of time.
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A good day indeed.👍
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Gerry,
Interesting, informative and revealing. Thanks for your post.
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I found another image that looks like a good match (bottom image) also appears to be a tapered octogonal barrel. I have included the description from the original Pinterest site for the bottom pistol shown.
B) Made circa 1870s-1880s. Standard markings and features, with "F.A. Ware Boston" inscribed on the backstrap, matching numbers and smooth bird's head grips.
BBL: 2 1/4 inch round
Stock:
Gauge: 38 RF
Finish: nickel
Grips: walnutMaybe this will get you closer to identification. Good luck.
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Gerry,
Excellent idea. I have added my responses to yours and kac's questions from the previous post you mentioned.
Gerry,
Well that was interesting. The TRX would respond intermittently about an 1/8" from tip at highest setting. The F-pulse did not pick it up at all. I then brought out the EQ800 and could not get a good signal in any setting (air test) sensitivity was only at 10 due to being inside the house (did do noise cancel). I was using the wife's stud earring only, no backing piece.
Kac,
I tried the tip and along the sides of the F pulse with no luck. I did try it on other gold earrings & rings and got good results? I also have a Gold Digger Land or Sea model which also did not register. Maybe it has stainless steel as a base metal? In normal usage the TRX gives me good depth and accuracy.
Update: I did some more experimenting with the EQ800. I moved to another room bumped the sensitivity up to 15 and it would detect the original stud in Park 2, Gold 1 & best signal in Gold 2 mode.
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Kac,
I tried the tip and along the sides of the F pulse with no luck. I did try it on other gold earrings & rings and got good results? I also have a Gold Digger Land or Sea model which also did not register. Maybe it has stainless steel as a base metal? In normal usage the TRX gives me good depth and accuracy.
Update: I did some more experimenting with the EQ800. I moved to another room bumped the sensitivity up to 15 and it would detect the original stud in Park 2, Gold 1 & best signal in Gold 2 mode.
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Gerry,
Well that was interesting. The TRX would respond intermittently about an 1/8" from tip at highest setting. The F-pulse did not pick it up at all. I then brought out the EQ800 and could not get a good signal in any setting (air test) sensitivity was only at 10 due to being inside the house (did do noise cancel). I was using the wife's stud earring only, no backing piece.
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Gerry,
Since you brought it up, which pinpointer do you recommend? I currently use a Whites TRX & Fisher F-pulse. I always respect your comments & appreciate your helpful knowledge based responses. Thanks!
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Very nice. I really like finding nickels. I found my first ever V nickels this summer. Congratulations.
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Joe,
It looks like we're covering the gamut.
Chase,
I'm not on FB, so if you want to post it that would be great.
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Steve,
That covers a lot of ground. This may remain a mystery and will always be interesting. Thanks again for your efforts.
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Kac,
You're guess is as good as any at this time. I was leaning towards military because of the two eagle heads st the top. Also it measures 2.25" tall.
Thanks for your input.
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Steve,
Thanks for looking. I'm still researching.
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Thanks for all the information, I really appreciate it. I like to gather as much information and history on the things I find. My wife has been doing family ancestry research and discovered she is part Irish. She is going to get the ring, (it just happens to fit).
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I received my E800 on 1/15/18 but only have a few hours on it. Today I found a ring marked WH 825 (82.5% silver I am presuming). If anyone has any information or seen a similar ring I would appreciate the feedback. I also found 2 quarters, 5 dimes & 14 pennies, all clad. I'm definitely happy so far with the Equinox. I was using Park 1 and all preset settings. I have attached 3 photos of the ring.
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I bought the coil and lower shaft at the same time and then ordered a middle shaft from Minelab Detector Center in PA for $19.86 + $10 shipping in March 2019.