WaterWalker
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- Joined
- Jan 31, 2007
- Messages
- 556
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- Location
- Cape Cod, Massachuestts
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett (Infinium, ATPro, ATX), Minelab Excalibur, Tesoro Conquistador, Whites (Surfmaster PI, Quantum), JW Fisher 8X, DetectorPro Underwater 8", Minelab Equinox 800, Manticore, Pro-Find 35
- Primary Interest:
- Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
A GoPro that keeps on clicking!
The below pictures tell it all. EXCEPT...
That after finding the GoPro, my next two targets were RINGS, one stainless
steel and the other tungsten carbide. Also I have spent about $35 on a case
with new (clear) lens and adapters so my grandson can use the GoPro.
These three targets made for a fun evening as a few bits of trash were the only
other targets recovered.
From looking at the last picture on the SD card, my best guess is that the GoPro
was underwater for almost a year and moved about a quarter mile. Yes the battery
was dead, but a 4 hour charge brought it back to life. Long live the GoPro.
The GoPro had never been registered and no info in the pictures helped in IDing
the original owner.
The below pictures tell it all. EXCEPT...
That after finding the GoPro, my next two targets were RINGS, one stainless
steel and the other tungsten carbide. Also I have spent about $35 on a case
with new (clear) lens and adapters so my grandson can use the GoPro.
These three targets made for a fun evening as a few bits of trash were the only
other targets recovered.
From looking at the last picture on the SD card, my best guess is that the GoPro
was underwater for almost a year and moved about a quarter mile. Yes the battery
was dead, but a 4 hour charge brought it back to life. Long live the GoPro.
The GoPro had never been registered and no info in the pictures helped in IDing
the original owner.
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