USMC/CWO-4
Tenderfoot
- Jan 28, 2024
- 6
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Retired 30 year career Marine CWO-4 living in Tampa and looking for extra income via metal detecting! (LOL) (and possibly friends to detect with) on my doctor's orders to get offa' my ass and do something!
Several years ago I bought a Minelab Explorer SE Pro and a Whites DFX 300, played with them and went over to several local beaches and the only thing I found .. nothing, NADA!, not even a pull tab so hid them in the closet!
I'd really like to find a beach bum to go detecting with and help me find that BILLION $$$ cache...
CAUTION: I drink beer and Bourbon & smoke big nasty cigars and tell sea stories ..Your forewarned!
Several years ago I bought a Minelab Explorer SE Pro and a Whites DFX 300, played with them and went over to several local beaches and the only thing I found .. nothing, NADA!, not even a pull tab so hid them in the closet!
I'd really like to find a beach bum to go detecting with and help me find that BILLION $$$ cache...
CAUTION: I drink beer and Bourbon & smoke big nasty cigars and tell sea stories ..Your forewarned!
just to help out both them detectors are not really good on the beach ! the salt plays a role here. most salts do contain one or more metallic elements. In chemistry terms, a salt is often denoted as the product of an acid-base reaction. Sodium chloride, for example, is a product of the reaction between hydrochloric acid (a strong acid) and sodium hydroxide, as such the detector both yours are vlf and multi vlf have a hard time, i would suggest a {PI} or pulse induction detector. or something with FBS2 you will have better luck by far. and remember swing your coil flat with the ground do not life from right to left. and dig all targets this will increase your chances. you will find stuff give it time,
