alchemyst
Tenderfoot
- Joined
- Feb 4, 2014
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- Detector(s) used
- still looking to buy one :)
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Treasure Hunter's Manual, 7th ed.
Howdy folks! I'm a newbie... first time posting. I wish I could say that I found this book at a garage sale for a quarter or something, but in reality, I found it in our University system at another campus. Got it sent here for checkout... and lo and behold! This book is SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR himself! Dated 2-9-66 I will take this as a sign of good things to come.
Howdy folks! I'm a newbie... first time posting. I wish I could say that I found this book at a garage sale for a quarter or something, but in reality, I found it in our University system at another campus. Got it sent here for checkout... and lo and behold! This book is SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR himself! Dated 2-9-66 I will take this as a sign of good things to come.

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We started out by renting a detector locally - after 2 days of beach digging with that, my son & I bought Bounty Hunter together from KellyCo, one of the internet companies that advertises on t-net here. Later my son upgraded to a Teknetics for reading depth of targets, accuracy, & other advanced options. Even my inexpensive Bounty Hunter's coil can get wet at edge of ocean without harm, but I do have to keep the electronics box totally dry. (won't mention the time I got that box totally swept with waves, despaired, then took electronics box apart, dried all with hair dryer, picked out sand from the electronics board with toothpicks & q-tips, & yay! -- it worked fine again - not mentioning that because luck was with me that day and the company recommends never getting that box wet!) HAVE FUN!
Andi
But I am not that dastardly. 






