Scored A Compass Yukon 77-B

tucando

Greenie
Mar 24, 2008
15
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Washington
Detector(s) used
White's VISION/ MXT Pro- GPZ 7000/3500 & BFO'S- GM3-Compass 77 AUTO
Lady luck paid out today with finding a like new Compass Yukon 77B.. All working and ser number 725. This is a killer on gold rings in iron infested areas. Works great on the fresh water beaches. Could not believe in which he was asking $20. with hard case and headphones. Now I will put her to work and should not have any problems in paying this yukon off. Long live the 100 KHZ!
A.C.
 

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:thumbsup: :thumbsup:...Your a lucky dog i wish i could get my hands on one..........Now go find the gold....
 

.......Tucando.........Which model do you have..............the Professional or the Automatic??.......................................I have both!!.............Joe
 

..............MY COMPASS COLLECTION.............FROM TOP TO BOTTOM...................Coin Magnum, Judge 2, 77B Automatic, and 77B Professional...............Joe
 

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..............Tucano.........at the time of my other posts.......I did not know that you was the famous A.C. of the Compass Metal Detector Company!! Over the years I have enjoyed a lot of your articles in the various treasure magazines...................I also remember when you worked for Garrett.........I think I remember you in some Garrett Ads proclaiming "They go so deep.........I'm afraid to dig".............LOL..........probably not a direct quote as my memory can get a bit fuzzy thru the many years............LOL..........................Joe
 

Excellent detectors!
I had a 94B, 74B, 77B, Judge II manual and auto.
Found the 2 1/2 dollar gold piece in my avatar back in 1976. Haven't found one since.
I remember wearing out the manual tuners about once a year. All it took was a little dirt or grit in the tuner and it would seize up to where you needed a vise grip to turn it.
Thanks for the memories!

HH
 

A Compass Yukon 77 Bravo was my first metal detector in the late 1970's. Wonderful memories . We love to have anothe
 

Lady luck paid out today with finding a like new Compass Yukon 77B.. All working and ser number 725. This is a killer on gold rings in iron infested areas. Works great on the fresh water beaches. Could not believe in which he was asking $20. with hard case and headphones. Now I will put her to work and should not have any problems in paying this yukon off. Long live the 100 KHZ!
A.C.
tucando, aka Allan Cannon, I have left the Compass Forum, it would no longer let me post, just look at the forum, it was a new software you see, but no changes for me, so I left the Compass forum, and am posting here right now. i know it is an old thread, but I intend to bring it back to life.

So how are you doing? I have not spoken to you for some time Allan.
Melbeta
 

I am Melbeta, old forum user, moving around out there now. So anyone using
vintage metal detectors? I am not into the newer detectors, which use PHASE SHIFT technology in discrimination. I do not search inside the trash level, I search below the trash level, where I find faint whisper signals of the oldies...
Melbeta
 

So how are you doing? I have not spoken to you for some time Allan.
Melbeta
The post you replied to is 15 years old. Though it does say the user was last online in 2022, so who knows, maybe they will drop by and see it.
 

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