sandy shoes
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- Jun 6, 2013
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- Detector(s) used
- AT PRO and pro pointer
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
if money did not matter what MD would you own and why
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If you're doing land hunting I can't think of a better machine than a CTX3030. I bought one in May and it took me a couple of weeks to get used to it after using White's machines for 30 years. I've attached some photos of what I've found since June 1st this year. It is not all of what I found, but some highlights over just the last 2 months. I'm not sure if I have a photo of the Louis XVI copper I found or either of the counterfeit halfpence from the 1700's as they were all in poor condition. If you ask me, the CTX3030 is the way to go. Just an FYI, these items weren't found at one honey hole spot. They were found at 5 different locations.
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guess that for me it would be a threeway tie between squiggy, coily and bbcamay.
but if money didn't matter I guess I could get all three!!
Bryanm362, the detectors you speak of are not suited for regular detecting (coins, relics, jewelry, etc....). The reason is, the pixel sizes of such shape-showing type technology, is something like 1" pixels. So .... everything you typically search for (coins, rings, pulltabs, nails, foil wads, etc...) would be: a 1" pixel! doh. Even something you might THINK would be useful in showing shape (a horseshoe for instance), is nothing but a messy blotch of pixels. Thus, no, it's not going to show the difference in shape of a dime, vs a ring, vs a pulltab, vs a foil wad, etc....
This is what I would buy. This is a PI detector, stealthy, has fm radio with headphone attachment. This goes deep, and can locate tunnels and such. It is for all purposes a ordinary walking stick. Wouldn't try to take one through a air port scanner though.
OKM ROVER UC - €10000 : Annita Hightech Group , Metal detectors
I got an outlaw.The CTX sounds amazing,but i have to have a ultra light detector that packs down small and light for hiking.That is why i have three Tesoro detectors.Still would be a Tesoro for me. I'd put my $550 Outlaw up against my Explorer SE any day. Half the price and a better machine imo.
Can't see spending $2500 on a CTX 3030. But I only know the Explorer SE inside out and a little on the Etrac. It would have to be a completely different much better machine from them.
If I were strickly gold hunting like in Arizona or a place like that, I'd then get a Minelab GPX 4800 or 5000.
I got an outlaw.The CTX sounds amazing,but i have to have a ultra light detector that packs down small and light for hiking.That is why i have three Tesoro detectors.