Bounty Hunter in water.

[Bick]

I have read alot of posts about wether some detectors are not to good in wet sand from salt water...what about wet sand from non-salt water? Also really trying to decide about a BH time ranger or a whites Prism v; any thoughts? Thanks Scott

 

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[sherpa t]

The wet sand from non salt water should not be a problem. The only caution would be black sand because of what it is.

 

[EDDE]

dont forget to take the batteries out before you throw it into the lake
wouldnt want it to work better then when it was with

 

[ronald99]

I took my time ranger that i paid close to 500.00 dollars,to the beach in Florida,an wanted so much to be robbed like the dealer that stole my money when i asked him how well the TR will work on the saltwater beach, When i returned home from my depressed vacation,i called kellyco an was amazed when i opened the box an took out my minelab SE,an so the dreams may continue,good luck detecting everyone, Ronald99

 

[diggummup]

The ONLY reason I use a BH is because it's all I can afford at the moment.If you have 5 bills or more to burn go for the Whites.I'm saving my clad to get a better machine,i've outgrown the BH's.

 

[Scots Gaelic]

I've got a BH QD II, no complaints here. For the the $160 I dropped for it, it has payed off approx 3x! I have found a 1920 Canadian 5 cent piece (smaller than a dime) @ 8". I have found 7 silver rings a gold broach, lots a of ^&(*^ pennies, & clad. For the $$, it's a great MD, if youcan't drop 700+!!