Greg and I went out to one of our fields today. The stubble was an absolute nightmare, but some great finds still came out!
Showing posts with label Detectors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Detectors. Show all posts
Sunday, 13 April 2014
Friday, 11 April 2014
Nearly hit by a Golf ball on my new land!
Wow, that was close.
I still can't figure out where the hell it came from, though? I'm in Narnia out there. The nearest houses are very very far away....
Who knew metal detecting could be so dangerous?
Anyway, I love this bit of land. Some great little finds!
I still can't figure out where the hell it came from, though? I'm in Narnia out there. The nearest houses are very very far away....
Who knew metal detecting could be so dangerous?
Anyway, I love this bit of land. Some great little finds!
Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Wednesday, 24 October 2012
Monday, 9 July 2012
Cscope 6MX quick depth test!
Cscope 6MX quick depth test!
Very quick test. 3 pound coins. Three holes. One at 4-5 Inches. One at 8-9 inches. One at 9-10 inches.
Also note the recovery time after the iron.
The Cscope 6MX goes deeper than this, and I will be doing a test video in the near future!
Sunday, 29 August 2010
C-scope 3MX review (Video)
Here is a review to go alongside my written review, which is available here.
Just a friendly review, from my own experience with the machine. I hope that anyone looking to buy a 3MX will get something positive from the review.
The forums.
Just a friendly review, from my own experience with the machine. I hope that anyone looking to buy a 3MX will get something positive from the review.
The forums.
Thursday, 13 May 2010
My recommended detector.
After rushing in to buy my first detector from E-bay, I learnt a harsh lesson: Pick your instrument wisely.
I was happliy wandering around, getting addicted to bleeps, but finding very little with my new detector. I was finding stuff, but it wasn't that often, and I was getting a lot of mixed signals from the detector. It would bleep, and then the target would just vanish after I had dug a massive hole. Very frustrating.
It was after a chance meeting with another detectorist, that I knew I had to invest once more. J and I would go out, and he would be constantly finding targets, while I just had frustration.
The difference, I feel, is that J's detector was a motion sensor. The C-scope3MX is a great detector, because you can literally pinpoint the target to the exact location. It also has settings that eliminate small bits of rubbish, such as small iron etc. So, after seeing some of the great finds J has got, I decided to purchase this detector.
(Update: Here is my review of this detector)
I was happliy wandering around, getting addicted to bleeps, but finding very little with my new detector. I was finding stuff, but it wasn't that often, and I was getting a lot of mixed signals from the detector. It would bleep, and then the target would just vanish after I had dug a massive hole. Very frustrating.
It was after a chance meeting with another detectorist, that I knew I had to invest once more. J and I would go out, and he would be constantly finding targets, while I just had frustration.
The difference, I feel, is that J's detector was a motion sensor. The C-scope3MX is a great detector, because you can literally pinpoint the target to the exact location. It also has settings that eliminate small bits of rubbish, such as small iron etc. So, after seeing some of the great finds J has got, I decided to purchase this detector.
(Update: Here is my review of this detector)
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