Do not rap it against a shovel, and everything’s gonna be alright
“You shouldn’t have cleaned that coin – you rubbed half the price off…” Do you know how to clean finds? Let’s take a look at one example: an amazing transformation of the item from rusty metal piece into a real Viking axe. The key point is that you shouldn’t rap your find against a shovel right after digging it up, and everything is going to be alright. Continue reading
Snake XP Deus & others. New fashion among detectorists
A snaky XP Deus – you haven’t seen such a detector yet… There is a new trend among treasure hunters to make special improvements to their machines. And these are not isolated cases – things have just gone to a whole new level. Maybe it’s time to renew your metal detector’s look? How about a leopard one? Continue reading
Teknetics T2 Classic (new): recovery speed test. Video
How is it right to perform a recovery speed test – in discrimination or all metal mode? On the one hand, most treasure hunters disc out iron, so it makes sense to perform the tests in discrimination mode. On the other hand, it’s an initially flawed test. Here’s a video to watch: a Teknetics T2 Classic recovery speed test. Continue reading
Part of a professional hunter’s outfit or paranoia?
Supposing you find a beautiful stone or a wonderful fusion crusted piece of metal – will you take it away with you? And do you usually put your finds in your pocket? It’s a bad habit which, if you don’t have this device as a part of your equipage, may cost you several years of life… Continue reading
Homebrew pinpointer. Awesome or poor stuff?
Do you have a pinpointer? Metal detecting without this device is the same thing as walking in boots without laces – you kind of have footwear but you cannot run in it. Here are the amazing photos to see: a homemade 3D printed pinpointer. Do you think this probe is better than brand-name ones or just the poor stuff? Continue reading
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