A Monster Month

[fredmason]

Chuck, have you ever been tail-gated by some one that thinks pushing will speed you up?  You didn't speed up and he didn't get anywhere faster; just heartburn...

I sympathize with your being out of patience but....Minelab won't go any faster and you won't get there any quicker...don't Worry be Happy!

fred

[Ridge Runner]

Fred

What you say I know is true and I'll leave it at that.

 I do want you to know that is a great article you wrote for ICMJ. It was well written and great to see a picture of you. You telling the finding of gold too made the story complete.

Thanks

Chuck

 

[strick]

I have made some extra broom stick handles while eagerly awaiting the GM 1000... anyone need one let me know!

strick 

[Hobo]

Hope you don't get stuck with em.

[Lanny]

On 5/9/2017 at 12:02 AM, Lunk said:

I recently had the very fortunate opportunity to use the Minelab Gold Monster 1000 for 30 days. During that time, I was able to discover the nuances of the machine that, like any metal detector, can only be fully realized by logging lots of hours behind the control box and investigating lots of targets. 

In Steve's excellent review, he has covered most of what the GM 1000 is capable of doing, as well as the features and functions of the machine, so I will not rehash those here. Instead, I will relate my experiences with the detector and its unadvertised abilities that have come to light during my sojourn with it in hand. 

etc............

Lunk--Hello, I'm late to this party, but was doing some research on the GM 1000 as my wife will be using it this upcoming weekend on some bedrock. I found this article very informative, especially the bit about balancing out the magnetite as the bedrock will have lots of chunks of magnetite. Thanks for the other tips as well, really appreciate them.

All the best,

Lanny