New toy, LRP

[GA_Boy]

Got it delivered today. I have already done a lot of due diligence on this machine and am looking forward to some soothing times in the Parks and around my yards. I'll bet I find coins in my yards that the old 1265x missed.
I've read the on line manual several time and watched TheHunterGT's vidio's so I think I have a slight jump on the learning curve. Since I'm interested in coins and jewelry I think Disc 2 and (I think this works in Disc 2) V-Break and Notch width to my advantage.
Tomorrow, if not raining I will Air Check some Jewelry and Coins and also with Aluminum foil and pull tabs.
This should keep me out of Sweeties hair for a while.
Thanks to all who have posted their experiences with the LRP.
Marvin

 

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It's a great detector! Happy hunting!!!

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[SageRider]

GA Boy, I got my LRP today too. I'm starting up the hobby again and joined the forum the other day.

Headed to the backyard and found bicentennial 50¢ and 1960 Roosevelt dime in C mode. Pretty hot in ND today, but before I quit for the day I tried modes 2, 3 & 4 getting all kinds of hits, but did not dig all. Need to watch TheHunterGT's videos thanks for the tip.

 

[GA_Boy]

GA Boy, I got my LRP today too. I'm starting up the hobby again and joined the forum the other day.

Headed to the backyard and found bicentennial 50¢ and 1960 Roosevelt dime in C mode. Pretty hot in ND today, but before I quit for the day I tried modes 2, 3 & 4 getting all kinds of hits, but did not dig all. Need to watch TheHunterGT's videos thanks for the tip.

Cool finds. Those videos are great.
Marvin

 

[Phantasman]

Glad to see you guys on board. As with any detector, give it time, learn it's language. It's a powerhouse of a machine, and will give you about 80%-90% of machines costing 2-3 times as much.

Like my avatar message, simple, low cost but effective. It will pay for itself in no time.

Even HunterGT learned to be the prodigal child when he gave his up. It's not as much a Bounty Hunter (older models) as it is a Fisher/Technetics. Don't let the name fool you. FTP didn't.

Detecting is much more fun when you don't have to spend a fortune to find a fortune.

 

[GA_Boy]

I have a question about Headphones. I wear hearing aids in both ears and can adjust them so I don't get interference (Feedback, etc).
When I got the LRP I also got a set of Bounty Hunter Headphones. They were made in China, Have a volume control on each side plus a Mono/Sterio switch. No NAME on them.
I also have a pair made in Taiwan (Superior, Accu Sound, V) and they have the same controls as the China made ones.
Is there a difference in quality? With my hearing the way it is I don't think a $120.00-$200.00 one would help much.
I found plenty of Relics using the Taiwan made ones on the 1265X.
Thanks for any enlightenment.
Marvin
PS, Thanks #6

Edit 'cause I mi-spelled my name

 

[Rothman]

Not sure on the headphones but I do know that you'll love the machine. It's my backup to the Deus now but I still have a ton of love for it. It's paid itself off more than twice in clad (and Euro). Not to mention gold and silver rings and jewelry. Now it's mostly used for taking friends out to the field to introduce them to the sport.

Just yesterday, a first timer out-hunted the Deus and an F75 with it..

Truly an insanely under-rated machine!!

Enjoy it!

 

[kha924]

Im not sure about the headphones but ive had my LRP for a couple months now and not enough time to fully master it but a few tips is plan on diggin some deep holes and dont get discouraged if at first your struggling my technique was to try to not to cherry pick only good signals, but take your time and dig them all to see how it reacts in different situations. Im sure you will be posting tons of cool finds in no time.