Starting Up Again Around Seattle

[mjuds]

Used to do a bit of detecting back in the 90's using my ancient White's XLT. I used to enjoy it but work, life and family got in the way and drifted away from the hobby. I recently retired and thought I would give it a go again. I played around some with the old XLT but after doing some research decided it was time to try some more modern technology. This led me to purchase an Equinox 800 which I am just learning to use but so far am impressed with. I have been away from detecting for quite a few years so if there is anyone in the Seattle area that would like to pass on some tips or advice I would love to hear from you.

 

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