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looks like ml cannot do it ,fix remote to dues stem
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thats my ideal setup so hangng fire on the d2 for now as no oval coil
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you have to use the antenna wire atached to the stem and then submerge it
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no 9x5 coil is a deal breaker for me so stickin with d1 but may get a d2 lite when there available just for curiosity
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they wouldnt be paid for due to sanctions so it would be mad to send em there
rumours of vlads taking steroids for cancer so thats why hes gone totally nuts and sending russia back to the stone age for all time
there wont be any RR spares for their aircraft to fly em in
thats for good,imagine their planes will never fly again !!! all hulks
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https://www.gloucestershirelive.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/700-year-old-gold-coin-6771492
700-year-old gold coin sold for £173,000 at auction
'A few years ago I got made redundant after being a scientist for 40 years - this is more than my retirement and redundancy package altogether'
The Edward III 'leopard' coin, which was minted in 23-carat gold at the Tower of London, is one of five known surviving examples
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We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More infoA metal detectorist is celebrating today after an extremely rare 700-year-old gold coin he unearthed sold for £173,000. The Edward III 'leopard' coin, which was minted in 23-carat gold at the Tower of London, is one of five known surviving examples.
It was dug up by Andy Carter, 65, who found it 10ins below the surface in a muddy field in Reepham, Norfolk, in October 2019. At first he thought he had found a worthless metal button until he wiped off the mud and saw a glint of gold. The knowledgeable treasure hunter realised immediately that it was a 'leopard coin', prompting him to do a little dance in the field.
The coin, which weighs 3.5 grams, was struck in 1344 and was King Edward III's ill-fated attempt to use gold coinage to facilitate European trade. It depicts a crowned leopard sitting upright carrying the quartered arms of England and France. It had a face value of three shillings but was in circulation for just seven months before being withdrawn.
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i do have trouble with pumpimg on some fields as it fails quite often for no reason
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in the uk guys are always being scammed,,they send the money but no goods so only use paypal and 4 weeks wait to see it arrives otherwise you are doomed
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minelab ergonomics are always poor imo
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to market a nox kit with the control box and a small coil that fits the dues stem as d2 s will be unavalble for some time ,will they go for it ?
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easyjet to paris is cheaper to do ,,there and back in a day
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still very quiet in the uk no d2s anywhere to be found and waiting lists getting longer and longer
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d2 owners still moaning about the charging clip not fully charging the coil on fb
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i find 9x5 is as good as an 11 in woods that i do and better to avoid undergrowth
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its a mystery as 9 coils are by far most popular in the uk ,,they sell more coils if averyone wants 9 but has to settel for 11 then buy 9 at a later date
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more compfy on the big coils
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12 hours ago, Skullgolddiver said:
Not so easy to have, but this will be my setup soon.
i have been using this stem for years on my 11 coil got it from bulgaria
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many must be in the market for a 2 box civil and military
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should have a bluetooth conection built in
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yep 9x5 is essential
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i am done with fones with dangling wires that get caught up
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xp could upgrade d1 owners with ground grab and ground stab if they wish i reckon its doable and usefull to get more depth
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