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Music, photograhpy, home cinema, electronics & development and of course metal detecting
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Minelab Equinox 800, Fisher F-Pulse, XP Deus 2 - 11"/9" - RC - WSA2 - Mi6
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Another Week In The Outer Banks
Sinclair replied to F350Platinum's topic in Metal Detecting For Jewelry
Great story. I once found "ash jewelry" while water hunting - but I didn't recognise it as such untill I was at home. Few days later, I went back to the beach and threw it where I thought I found it.- 16 replies
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Fall Beach Season Has Begun
Sinclair replied to schoolofhardNox's topic in Metal Detecting For Coins & Relics
As I always say: Anyone who finds somethin whilst water hunting deserves it 😄 Hard on yourself and your material -
Nice, congrats!
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Fall Beach Season Has Begun
Sinclair replied to schoolofhardNox's topic in Metal Detecting For Coins & Relics
Maybe it has been planted - but the patina looks correct to me. They get kind of dark brown reddish, and some of them stay very smooth. I think the worn one I found has already been worn down as it got lost. Cool find anyway. -
Fall Beach Season Has Begun
Sinclair replied to schoolofhardNox's topic in Metal Detecting For Coins & Relics
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Fall Beach Season Has Begun
Sinclair replied to schoolofhardNox's topic in Metal Detecting For Coins & Relics
The German 10 Pfennig coin is in pretty good condition. These days they're a rare find on the beach - even over here. -
It's getting less every year - the Equinox paid off in 6 months. The Deus 2 will take significantly longer + has been twice as expensive. Still think it's a little bit overpriced for what you get, but I needed a new toy 😁 The bathing season hasn't been all that great, but we had a great winter season after a big storm. Lately I've used the 9" coil exclusively, which works surprisingly well on the beach.
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Congrats - always fun to find foreign currency. Friend of mine found a 60's Half Dollar two weeks ago - pretty cool! As for Euro coins .. I usually find ~2000 per year (including Euro-Cent coins of course) 😜 Not this year I think.. there haven't been many tourists, but a lot of detectorists.
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Weekly Wrap Up August 19th - 24th
Sinclair replied to Skull diver's topic in Metal Detecting For Jewelry
Nice ring! Where are you from (country)?- 8 replies
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It's totally stupid + the buttons are quite hard to push and not located very ergonomically - I have to crook down my thumb to get to the PP button. That's why I don't use PP at all, since owning the D2.
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Can You Buy The New Carbon Fiber Lower Rod From XP?
Sinclair replied to NCtoad's topic in XP Deus II Forum
Imho the newer "CF" stamped rods maybe fibre glass or carbon fibre reinforced, but there certainly not 100% carbon fibre and they're way to sloppy, if you're using the >=11" coil. Detect-Ed sells a direct replacement carbon fibre lower rod, which helps a lot. Been using it since 3/4 year without a problem. -
Just as a sidenote: On my Equinox the pod is attached to the shaft with stainless screws and the pod itself is equipped with brass inserts. I haven't seen any visable corrosion there, yet. On the other hand, the nickel plating of the headphone connector doesn't like saltwater all that much. I once didn't rinse it of and it got green quite quick.