metal detector

[cleanrite]

Also you can buy kits to build your own detector check a few detectors sites. I crossed an Australian one where they show you how to build your own top range model.
Apparently its popular on the Gold Coast, which is a difficult area to prospect due to the geology, so need a very good detector which normally is wads of bucks
Check it out? Could be extra fun and interest.

Hi Mate any links for the info ta..

[Leehebs]

I have a cscope had it and used it for the last 20 years, when i lived in the North East I used to pick up all sorts of coins from the local beaches, from early Victorian to quite a bit of modern cash. A few hours wandering the beach is great for just relaxing and getting exercise without really noticing it. As well as the detector you will need a set of head phones, makes it easier to pick up faint signals, light spade or trowel.

if you live near a busy beach you can pickup quite a bit of cash with just 100 quid machine, 20 quid a day a year or so if you have been bitten by the bug you will have enough collected to buy a good machine.

[ifred]

Hi Mate any links for the info ta..

Here the link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTEED-2Z_lM

[GastonJ]

I'll ask my son and his mate what they use, though I know they aren't cheap detectors that they have. They have found a fair bit fof stuff, Roman/Celic coins, gold coins from the 14/15th century, silver spoons and coins, various gold rings etc, you name it they find it. They do have detectors that you can set to only search for various metals, usually gold and silver - which is where their interest lies

[Meat-Head]

you name it they find it.

Bunch of coconuts
bunch of bannannas
signex photo of tracy barlow

[ifred]

Not find photo of Tracy those are only polaroids!
Probably find bottom cream though?

[marcin95pl]

I bought a garret 250, I am an amateur, I am looking for adventures in my free time, this metal detector is enough for me, it is simple to use