"Shoreline Treasure Hunting with the Minelab Excalibur: Methods and Applications"

[cjc]

"Shoreline Treasure Hunting with the Minelab Excalibur: Methods and Applications"

Shoreline Treasure Hunting with the Minelab Excalibur:
Methods and Applications
Clive James Clynick is the author of twelve previous treasure hunting books and numerous articles. In this detailed and informative book Mr.Clynick shares his thirty-plus years of shoreline detecting experience to produce this advanced guide to successful treasure hunting with the Minelab Excalibur. Topics include:
Modifications,Customization and Accessories
BBS Strengths and Weakness.
Testing,Using and Applying High Power Systems.
Grades,Sand Conditions and BBS Performance.
Recognizing Problem Targets.
Versatility,Accuracy and Skill Building.
Understanding Shorelines.
Understanding Target Classification.
Multiple Targets: “Cherry-Picking.”
BBS Target Information.
…and much more

$14.95(8.5 X 5.5, Softbound, 88 pgs.)
Website:http://clivesgoldpage.com/

 

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[cyberdan]

Clive, I have your book on XLT Field Methods. I learned a lot. Thanks. But, as I got older my XLT has gained some weight and I can not hunt for extended periods of time like I could before. I just got a Garrett AT PRO it only weighs three pounds. I was a White's guy for a decade but they have not come up with a lighter weight machine.

Do you have anything in the works for tips and secrets on the AT machines?

 

[cjc]

Hows this:
The Gold Jewelry Hunter's Handbook: Finding Lost Gold at Beach, Park and Shoreline Metal Detecting Sites | Clive's Gold Page
and...
"Site-Reading for Gold and Silver: Understanding Beach, Shore and Inland Metal Detecting Sites" | Clive's Gold Page
and the new one...
Water Hunting: Secrets of the Pros, Volume II | Clive's Gold Page

If you get the "where?" part right which machine becomes less important
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[cyberdan]

If you get the "where?" part right which machine becomes less important

I know the "where" part. Just off the coast, in northern California, (5 min drive from me) lies the 1865 wreck of the S. S. Brother Jonathan and hundreds of thousands of dollars in $20 gold double eagles and other gold coins. A lot has been recovered but they say after a real bad storm some have washed ashore.

I am going to look into your suggestions, that first one for sure. thanks

 

[cjc]

There's more to "where" than knowing where some treasure might be. It's understanding the day to day changes and patterns which will expose that treasure to detector range. Takes years to learn. Grades, Strata, Sand Textures, Contours, Classification, Exchange--this is what makes it interesting and gets the big results.
cjc
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