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[littletwig]

I folks, new to the forum. Been tecting a couple of years now. Live in TX and enjoy coin/jewelery, relic and would like to try for gold someday (nuggets that is). Also enjoy the beach. My wife and I both detect and enjoy the time together. I use an M6 and my wife uses a Prizm V for the time being (it's about time for an upgrade) . Talk to you guys later.

 

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[mastereagle22]

Welcome and good luck!

TNet is a great place to be!

 

[Sandman]

Welcome to the forum. I used to detect Galveston years ago.

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[sqwaby]

Welcome to TNET, lots of great people here. I'm in Galveston co. Maybe I'll see ya on the beach sometime.

 

[hunterinthesky]

Welcome. Even though I am new to this forum. I already have found a home on the net when it comes to GOOD people and Good information. Very educational. Enjoy

 

[johnnycat]

A special welcome to a, "team" of metal detectors. Good luck and of course enjoy.

 

[Eu_citzen]

Welcome to TNet! Enjoy your stay mate.

Good Hunting!
Eu

 

[TimC (North Alabama)]

Welcome to the forum and A Big Howdy From Alabama!

 

[pennyfarmer]

Welcome.

As for your statement "Time to upgrade". Not necessarily I would never feel forced to upgrade unless it is what you want to do. Usually your finds will drop off slightly when you upgrade, as you will have to learn a new machine. (I am in the middle of that right now).

Good luck and glad you are here.

 

[littletwig]

Welcome.

As for your statement "Time to upgrade". Not necessarily I would never feel forced to upgrade unless it is what you want to do. Usually your finds will drop off slightly when you upgrade, as you will have to learn a new machine. (I am in the middle of that right now).

Good luck and glad you are here.

Good to hear from you Pennyfarmer. When I was speaking of an up grade for my wife it's because she is getting tired of me finding more than she does. I up graded from a Prizm V to a n M6 and have never looked back. My wife still uses the Prizm V. She is ready to upgrade to an M6 and since I already use one the learning curve will be nothing.