Headed to Oregon...

[beerguy]

I will be at the Whites factory Wednesday morning to get the XLT fixed.

Pretty stoked!

I am taking my Carl Moreland book with me, maybe I will bump into him and have it signed...#metaldetectorgeek

 

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[a4wdguy]

Happy for you.
Green with envy.

 

[christo000]

can i come lol good luck

 

[Carl-NC]

Now I know why the alias "beerguy."

 

[beerguy]

Now I know why the alias "beerguy."

Hey Carl,

Yeah, you do!

Thanks so much for taking the time to chat with me, I was just hoping for you to sign your book for me!

I loved the museum there at Whites. I will eventually post a picture or two that I took of the collection so everyone can get an idea of what it is like.

For everyone who is wondering what this is about, Carl is an engineer at Whites that (1) is an avid detectorist since early on (10 years old?) and (2) wrote an excellent book on metal detectors that was published last year. I finished it in a week, but it is one that will have to be read several times because there are sample circuits and experiments to do. Very cool.

I strongly urge anyone who is into metal detecting to buy it, especially if they have an electronics background, or prefer the gadgety types of detectors such as the V3i, eTrac, etc.

Christo, I am talking about you!

And as a punch line, my XLT wasn't broken, the rechargable battery was just too low! I would have felt stupid, (or stupider than usual) if I went down for only that item...

 

[christo000]

Hey Carl,

Yeah, you do!

Thanks so much for taking the time to chat with me, I was just hoping for you to sign your book for me!

I loved the museum there at Whites. I will eventually post a picture or two that I took of the collection so everyone can get an idea of what it is like.

For everyone who is wondering what this is about, Carl is an engineer at Whites that (1) is an avid detectorist since early on (10 years old?) and (2) wrote an excellent book on metal detectors that was published last year. I finished it in a week, but it is one that will have to be read several times because there are sample circuits and experiments to do. Very cool.

I strongly urge anyone who is into metal detecting to buy it, especially if they have an electronics background, or prefer the gadgety types of detectors such as the V3i, eTrac, etc.

Christo, I am talking about you!

And as a punch line, my XLT wasn't broken, the rechargable battery was just too low! I would have felt stupid, (or stupider than usual) if I went down for only that item...

Do u have a Link to the book u or carl, I can always benefit from more understanding of the machines i use all the machines out there are,nothing unless u know how to use them, I know my v3i but I bet theres a whole lot more i dont know either on it

 

[christo000]

Now I know why the alias "beerguy."

So ur one of the whites engineers? U got a dream job my friend, & my hats off to u guys over there making top shelf machines thanks

 

[beerguy]

It is on the Geotech forum, up near the top.
ISBN 978-0-9858342-0-3

 

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[christo000]

Awesome I just looked at the site & contenta of the book that looks like a great one to read.I got the ok by the boss Lady to order it on friday