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Testing Dr. Otek Prototype First Field Trial

Terry Soloman

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Nokta Makro Legend// Pulsedive// Minelab GPZ 7000// Vanquish 540// Minelab Pro Find 35// Dune Kraken Sandscoop// Grave Digger Tools Tombstone shovel & Sidekick digger// Bunk's Hermit Pick
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Metal Detecting
Did some Google Earth recon, and found a small patch o old ground next to a building downtown. I checked to see if there were any old air shots of the area and came up with one from the 1960s that showed a ballfield and playground where the building stands now. I loaded up the prototype and headed out. The prize of the day was the 1943 War Nickel, and the 1937 Wheatie. I was not getting enough depth with the proto coil, which is descrbed as a 12" DD, but in fact is a 10" (?). I KNOW there is silver just a hair deeper. I go back with the 5.4kHz Minelab Voyager, then try the Nokta FindX Pro 15kHz, and see if they can scare up some silver!
 

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Nice work Terry
Congratulations
 
Did some Google Earth recon, and found a small patch o old ground next to a building downtown. I checked to see if there were any old air shots of the area and came up with one from the 1960s that showed a ballfield and playground where the building stands now. I loaded up the prototype and headed out. The prize of the day was the 1943 War Nickel, and the 1937 Wheatie. I was not getting enough depth with the proto coil, which is descrbed as a 12" DD, but in fact is a 10" (?). I KNOW there is silver just a hair deeper. I go back with the 5.4kHz Minelab Voyager, then try the Nokta FindX Pro 15kHz, and see if they can scare up some silver!
Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 

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