Fixing metal detectors? help?

relichunters

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May 4, 2008
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Tesoro

Jeff In North Georgia

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Minelab CTX 3030, Fisher F75+
Most of the Radio Shack models are made by Bounty Hunter. Give them a call and see what they can do for you:
Bounty Hunter
First Texas Products L. P.
1465 Henry Brennan, Suite H
El Paso, TX 79936
Phone: 915-633-8354
Fax: 915-633-8175
Web site: http://www.detecting.com/

Jeff
 

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relichunters

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Ok thanks, I just hope I don't spend a ton of money, I could just buy a new one.
 

Saturna

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May 24, 2008
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relichunters said:
...It was a cheapo one from radioshack.

You sort of answered your own question. I would write it off and get something used of better quality. If you are going to be out detecting, having a cheap detector is a waste of time IMO.

If you have a cheap sports car, it's still fun to drive on a scenic road, but with a cheap detector, you will be missing finds despite putting in the same effort as with a better one. Decent beginner detectors just aren't that expensive.


Jay
 

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relichunters

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Well I already bought a new one, I wanted one to have as a back up in case anything happens to my BH - QS. One day I will get either a White's DFX or a White's XLT
 

TexasDigger1

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Teknetic G2, Excal 2 1000, Garrett Sea Hunter II
Check with Keith Wills at brokendetector.com I know he works on lots of detectors.
 

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