Paulmarr
Paul
The dreaded brown buggers ... You will come to loathe them
Nice effort and some good finds Sandta - keep on swinging!
Nice effort and some good finds Sandta - keep on swinging!
Sandta said:Gday GP , yes larger concentric .
Your exactly spot on ... Ding dang ding dong dang dung ding dang dung ding drives ya bloody mental... I have to step back take a couple of deep breaths , then head off in another direction to save my sanity :lol: oh well ... Thats just the way it goes at times. Im not discouraged in any way.
And ye ... Very cool old coin ... I love those Britania's .
Ive seen heaps of posts and various methods to clean coins , but as yet havent cleaned any... Just unsure
Gota go for now , went out for a couple of hours earlier , will post pics of finds soon ... Didnt get much ... Couple of half pennys
Goldpick said:Personally, I would have gone for the 8.5x11" DD coil, better target separation than the concentric and comparable depth. The concentric will always see a lot more targets at any one time due to the shape of its detection area, causing issues with masking of deeper items, plus it will hinder the recovery of the Ace over multiple targets. Considering the DD costs around $200 to buy here, I'd just buy an Ace from the US with one already fitted, as the Ace250/350 can be had for dirt cheap prices at the moment, then just sell the detector when it gets here.
The other option is to try out a NEL Sharpshooter or the Hunter, as they can be bought cheaper than Garrett coils, and are of excellent quality (plus actually include a coil cover, unlike Garrett).
Either way, it looks like you've got things pretty much sussed now with some great finds on the Ace, but the option is there to swap around the coils to make life a bit easier.
Sandta said:Thanks for the advice and encouraging comments guys ...
Gday Wolf , i like that you are able to do the ground work and testing of the various detectors that will eventually prove to be for the benefit of choice for a lot of us in the future.
Ye GP , the amount of junk we dig and have to endure ,in relation to the amount of finds,is a testament to our dedication .... thats for sure :lol: ...
Hey there Pauly , it wont be long now... Im super anxious and keen to get out there.. I just hope that the beaches over here are as productive as yours
Sandta said:Yes Wolf , the large concentric ... Definitely a challenge to mental health with all those screw tops. But in all fairness ... Not the whole area i hunted was littered with them . They were mainly concentrated down the fence line on two sides.ground was pretty easy to dig after all the recent rain.
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