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Metal detecting; Gold Prospecting; Beer; Women
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Minelab GPZ 7000; Equinox 600 - Tesoro Mojave; Lobo Super Traq - Makro Multi-Kruzer - Nokta Pinpointer - Grave Digger Tools Nemesis Shovel; Sidekick Digger
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Scoop For Small Jewelry Detecting In Water
Terry Soloman replied to Steve Herschbach's topic in Metal Detecting For Jewelry
Psssst.. Steve! Over here.. 1/4" Wire Mesh Hardware Cloth in the bottom, sides of your existing scoop. Tailor to your needs. $7.00 Your Welcome!? -
Another Blast To The Past On Detector Ads
Terry Soloman replied to Ridge Runner's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
Wow! Did that bring back some memories! I used to grab my Dad's magazines in the late 60's and read them cover-to-cover! Thank you for sharing RR!! Here are two Videos I put together a couple years ago, along the same line - Hope you enjoy! -
Buffalo In The Local Park
Terry Soloman replied to 1515Art's topic in Metal Detecting For Coins & Relics
Congratulations! Super find with a readable date. ? -
Just Picked Up The Multi Kruzer
Terry Soloman replied to Hotled's topic in Nokta / Makro Metal Detectors
Congrats! the Whites machine may become a closet queen once you get to know the MK! -
Hi Matt! Let's just say "Results may vary." ?
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Upcoming New Gold Nugget Detectors
Terry Soloman replied to Steve Herschbach's topic in Detector Prospector Forum
Another great look behind the curtains of the industry Steve. ? -
I have noticed the NOX is sensitive to EMI. The beach can be a problem up on the dry sand, but I usually go into 10kHz in the dry sand, and that usually clears up most of it. Have you tried this?
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I went to a park in Yonkers, New York, the second "hilliest" City in the United States, just behind San Francisco, and detected a park that has been heavily hunted since the 1970s. It is in a very old part of the City, that is now run down, and dangerous. I was approached by two sets of policemen during my 90-minute hunt, and after short conversations, me giving them my business card, and them warning me to "keep your eyes open," I continued detecting. Not my best hunt ever, but the Multi Kruzer, three-tone, 5kHz, gain 80, really sniffs out copper and silver missed by countless other detectorists over the last four decades! Really starting to get a feel for the machine as I approach 100-hours on the headphones. I got out of the area without being robbed or assaulted, got some wheats, an IH with a marble beside it, and a silver. Happy-happy!
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Beach Hunt #7 Is In The Books
Terry Soloman replied to schoolofhardNox's topic in Minelab Equinox Forum
Amazing!!!!? -
Silence Isn't Always Golden
Terry Soloman replied to GB_Amateur's topic in Metal Detecting For Coins & Relics
Bingo! Using this strategy has allowed me to hunt places many might consider off limits. -
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Zeroed It Down To The Right Area. First Nox Silver!
Terry Soloman replied to SittingElf's topic in Minelab Equinox Forum
Some great finds! Congrats on the Rosie!! -
Had a chance to test the Makro Multi-Kruzer with wireless headphones this weekend. I found most of the coins in Three-tone, 14kHz, with minimal notching. My oldest was a 1901 Indian Head, and my deepest was a 1941 Wheat penny on the deeper side of 11-inches! I thought I had a sliver of Spanish silver for a heartbeat, but no. I really liked the 4-Tone mode, in 5kHz, in the high iron and trash areas I hunted. It really helped me avoid a lot of trash signals. Recovery is fast, depth meter is accurate. Ergonomics are good, and the weight is tolerable for a five-six hour hunt. I like it!
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The scoops are like $65.00 !!!!! 4,000 RUB =64.4013USD Wish we could get them here for that kind of money!