Take your pick..dfx or Se back to back hunts...silver, wheatie, Sac and clad.

DFX-SE Gregg

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bootybay

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Aug 9, 2007
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EXCAL 2, SOV. GT
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great finds as always Gregg.. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 

Ron B

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Buddy Gregg!
I've got to tell you; "You and that DFX are a swanging duet!" :)
I really like my SEs but sometimes I wonder if all the complications are worth the hassles!
One thing is certain; "No detector can find it if it ain't there!" Lol!

Great job and congrats on the silver!
GRB
 

Ricardo_NY1

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Oct 24, 2006
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Explorer XS/II & Garrett ACE 250
Congrats Gregg.......you're finding silver regularly now with that Explorer. It's a good machine for sniffing out silver, no question about it. By now I'm sure you're used to the sounds........and those little peeps that make you freeze and go over the spot even more carefully until you work the coil to make the sound that says dig!

Best,
Ricardo
 

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DFX-SE Gregg

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Thanks for the replies...
Ricardo you were one of the people who influenced me to get an Explorer...and I am glad you did. :thumbsup: Yes I am used to the tones but now that I learned fast...I have switched to deep.... I am taking the explorer one step at a time to completely learn the machine...and you are right...the silver helps... :icon_sunny:
 

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