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A big thanks to Baz, put the order in on a Sunday & unit was in my po box 5 days later, may have been there earlier, I only go into town once a week.

Hi Techno, is it a PL3 or PL2 as the photo suggests(or is it an up-graded model)??

An idea I saw in Canada for washing, a length of plastic hose put in the fast flow area upstream will give you enough pressure to get a go flow going to use a sluice, the faster the flow the longer the hose the better.

Pin pointers certainly have their place, I used one on a good hit that turned out to be a bit of barbed wire tine 8" deep & was getting nothing until very close, had to use the sdc to let me know I still had a target in the hole, this is the situation I'm trying to make easier, not dragging a...

A lot have them & it makes detecting & digging a problem, I have started using this idea, find the target your going to dig, push in a white golf tee,can have barrier tape on it, go find another target, keep going until your sick of this. Supercheap, Repco etc have small fold-able Plastic(no...

DrDuck & Ballina1 have both given people a detecting club in Parramatta(which as of 2020 was still active) & people STILL ask about detecting clubs in that area, SERIOUSLY!

Ok, thanks for that, were a bit more spoilt over here.

Hi Madtuna, you mentioned a guy checking compliance on the station, I'm alllllllllllllllllllll the way over in NSW from you, so what type of compliance are you talking about?? (behind the times)

Your right Redfin, though I found most thermal blankets make a bit of noise if you move, the reflector is much quieter. Got mine from super cheap auto, but other car accessory shops have them.

With winter coming on sleeping on the ground can get a bit chilly, putting a truck size reflector underneath a mattress or sleeping bag reflects your body heat back toward you instead of loosing heat to the ground, I've even used them on beds, instant electric blanket, survival type blankets...

I have a pact with them-------They don't swim in my bathtub, I won't swim in their's.

Thanks for that mbasko, what I haven't seen yet is if they can still be folded up to a degree, they won't go into original bag but maybe a backpack, interesting to find out.

That's what it did to me also, had to put pro-find 35 into search box twice before it got me to the 35 & it said it was in stock, they really want to push the 15's.

Just spotted an ad for the 35 at Australian Geographic, price $160.99(just bought one at full price, then see this) might be worth a look.

Wow, that's a name from the past, used to watch his TV show, unfortunately no-one gets out of this game alive.

With the Stihl 1/4 blade battery unit you do need the right sized file for sharpening, it's an 1/8" file I think, so double check what Stihl recommends, it's not the same as other 1/4 blades as it's a light weight blade, either way they are the ducks guts.

Your right Aussie Farmer young people today use social media as a form of face to face conversation, with all the nutters out there it's safer than striking up a conversation with someone you don't really know especially at a pub, so they send each other a piccy & carry on from there, I looked...

The Equinox is worth looking at as would be the Nokta/Makro range all about the same price, it depends on how much you want spend 1st up, how easy it is to get to sites & if you want to be able to chase a bit of gold as well as coins & stuff, got to get a baseline cost that your comfortable...

Wellll, wot can you say about that!

Your experience is a mirror image of mine using a Xterra 70 a long while back when they first came out, using a DD 18.75hz 10x5, could pick up every hot rock in the creek as well as every piece of rubbish, noisy as, I guess if there was a nice nugget in the creek it would pick it up. but not the...