Doc Bach

Hey Rick your coil is on BackAssWards?

Yes that is correct, and always well packaged, and best of all no sales tax outside the state of C T.

And as of this morning they Also have the D2 with both of the coil options in stock. Rich is a great guy and is always fair and a pleasure to do business with.

What a selfish and disgusting display of humanity. By coincidence I had the same encounter with possibly the same Helicopter two months ago while detecting in Mendocino county.I suspected it was either Google Earth or drought and water related. Also way off topic but next Friday and Saturday is the Golden Gate Historical Bottle Societies 54th annual bottle and collectibles show at the Contra Costa Fairgrounds in Sunset Hall.

Thats good to know, thanks for the info.

That one is certainly worth posting...Very nice indeed!

When I was your age young feller I did most of my bush hunting at the local saloons and dance halls.

From one steelhead bum to maybe another? Thats a keeper,nice work!

The most fair and honest answer to that question, is that you could not have...keep it real Bro.Just my opinion, nuff said.

Detecting Doodads developed a very ingenious, solid and dependable tether unit for the D1.Hopefully he will manufacture a larger sized unit to fit the larger D2 controller?

Jeez,and I put my vote in for the good doctor C.D.

I believe that there is a 13 x 11 in the works which should be a available in the not to distant future.

Well from what I have seen and read on this forum as well as on YouTube you've done quite well with the hobby and had some great success.

Thats interesting.Who knows our paths may have crossed at some point in time? I became a serious antique bottle hunter, digger and collector in 1964 and got into detecting two years later.

Great writing, story telling, and childhood experience and thanks for sharing.Back in 1977 my lifelong digging partner and I were detecting a small Churchyard in Ukiah California and I got a right on the surface signal with my trusty old whites coin master which turned out to be a 1909 S VDB.We both came to the conclusion that another digger had most likely hit a spill and missed it all together or had lost it once again.

Gentlemen we have the Technology.

The only downside being that if you live and dig in an area with extreme fire danger during the summer months like where I reside in Northern California they are very sparky.

I'm echoing Stricks suggestion of Apex Picks; with their super magnet and handle length options, they are tough durable and hard to beat.

Returned home from a dig this afternoon and had an e.mail from my dealer regarding Deus 11 in stock that he had sent two hours earlier.Anyway I called him and was able to purchase the last one that he had with the nine.I'm glad that I did not stop for a cold one!

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