MrE
Tenderfoot
- May 1, 2014
- 8
- 0
- Detector(s) used
- White's MX5
- Primary Interest:
- Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
I've been swinging my MX5 now on the beach for a total of 8 hours. I've had many newbie "firsts" (first pulltab, first bottle cap, first bobby pin, first penny, first foil wad, first tent stake, and first hotel key).
The hotel key was the most exciting find, on smooth wet sand at low tide! I'm wearing it around my neck until I can trade it up...
I remember reading about the location of the headphone jack and thinking that it might be an issue. However, after using the machine, I prefer it there on the right side! My headphones have a single cord running out of the left earphone. I quickly discovered that by wearing the left earphone with the cord on my right ear, the cord would run right down the outside of my right arm (holding the detector), and never be in the way whether I was swing left or right. The signals are mono in each ear so it doesn't matter which way you wear the phones.
Just thought I would add my thoughts. I do wish that that I had an L plug on my jack, but that's something for later!!
Cheers!
E
The hotel key was the most exciting find, on smooth wet sand at low tide! I'm wearing it around my neck until I can trade it up...
I remember reading about the location of the headphone jack and thinking that it might be an issue. However, after using the machine, I prefer it there on the right side! My headphones have a single cord running out of the left earphone. I quickly discovered that by wearing the left earphone with the cord on my right ear, the cord would run right down the outside of my right arm (holding the detector), and never be in the way whether I was swing left or right. The signals are mono in each ear so it doesn't matter which way you wear the phones.
Just thought I would add my thoughts. I do wish that that I had an L plug on my jack, but that's something for later!!
Cheers!
E