Kaolin washer

God helped me today . today I found a very nice silver necklace, I was using my XP ORX and going along and was digging out a zinc penny, wich has a VDI number of 86 most of the time but it can range between 79 to 88 and most junk foils like gatorade bottle tops range in the high 30,s to mid 40,s and somtimes i just will not dig them , so after digging the zinc penny, I looked a few feet ahead and seen a glimmer so i looked closer, it looked like a chain and it was. A silver one and very heavy , I I never swung the search coil over it , but when iI Got home I did and the VDI numbers where 42-43-45 its a very strong chance i would have never found it because alot of times I will not dig those numbers because I would just think it was junk , so God made sure I seen it rather than swing over it with the detector . and i did pray he would help me today , and I think he did

I really liked my tarsacci , but had to pay my car inshurance, I miss the detector and want another , but am so broke , I may get the new simplex, just so i can get in the water , but I miss the way it could ignor and see thru small foils , I hope they can find a way to get the price down , I would love to have another

Tech is moving fast , those old beasts are now antique, collectables

found with detector , make an offer  or trade

Dirtman, so thats what that thing is , I thought it was a strange battery conector , It was all by itself, not connected to any wire

kig aks,

Found a nice 925 GS with what looks like a sapphire in it , It still has some dirt packed under the back of the stone , It rang up 80--81 on my ORX also found a 1$ coin and lots of quarters Good hunt .

I feel sorry for those kids in this new world order,

I was detecting a middle school, and got another 925 silver , I could tell it was heavy , but when I got home and put the magnifier on it it was marked 925, At least some of the people have good jewelry , those pencil eraser sound like a good target , Dug alot of them . The toy car is a Lincoln continental. also found 2.40$ in clad

Yesterday I found 15 cents in change, and today I found 3.50$+ in change, No rings this time , but found one good heavy piece of copper wire, happy with the finds.

I would not take the Vaccine

One thing I have always liked about the ORX is its Gold Mode, I needed something that could I,D small iron , like bread ties and remove them or oval bottle caps because they can mask, good targets, so after some messing around with Gold 1 i came to this setting and on a spot of ground I have been over , and over in disc i managed to pull out more and deeper tabs, cuzz I am looking for Gold rings, and it worked , the find of the day was a long undug but masked U,S nickle , it was singing thru in that gone over spot . I also found it will find targets next to iron poles as well . ya the nail was masking the nickle. but it made a good sip sound and i dug it

did not get the Job , so I will have to pray for my daily bread,  just have to be patient

I found the Medalion, St Paul winter carnival, Its made of cheep pot metal , I just want to forget winter tho, and this reminded me of winter

Gravle roads have been intresting spots for me , for its amazing how many nails are laying in the roads, and how much change, and for me copper nuggets

Today I was looking for Gold rings, but ended up with 8 nickles, some dimes & quarters, my settings on my ORX using the 9" HF coil where . Coin Deep -72 gain , 2 sweep speed- disc set to 5.5 Now I have done some testing on 6 gold Items from 10k-- to 14 K in yellow and white gold I wanted to find which frequincey Hit the Gold the best . and after going threw 13.3- to 58KHz i found i got all objects better and deeper using 15.6 khz so if i run across gold i have probably the best chance of finding it

I threw it out , its gone with the garbage truck

I think Mine-lab has hit a home run on this detector,  probably will be the best selling detector so fare , because the poor can afford it and it looks to be of good quality

How could that have been missed so long? nice find

I figured it was time to change the battery for my X--35 9" coil, I watched all the videos on how to do it , I figured it would be a cinch,  but after i got the little plastic plate off the bottom of the coil a hard piece of foam was glued in so hard over the little battery connector I could hardly get it out , then i looked to find the connector  to unplug the old battery  and could not even see it , It was totally covered in epoxy glue I pulled on the wire and it broke off, apparently the temp worker filled it with glue and completely covered the battery plug in making it impossible to remove,  why me ? why does it work for everyone else but when i go to do it  its covered in glue, ? I was pissed now it will cost me 300.00$ to get the HF coil . I will never buy another X-35 because I have no assurance the battery plug will not be glued over again .  at least the HF coil its possible to change the battery