The manufacturer has updated its Whites TRX pinpointer. Now it can be used underwater and submerged up to 3 meters. There are also other changes. Continue reading
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Minelab Go-Find 40. Photo review
Continue viewing the details of new Minelab Go-Find metal detector series. Here: non-demountable, square coil, diminutive armrest. See the Minelab Go-Find 40 review. Continue reading
Homemade armrest for Minelab Safari. Photo (+drawing)
If your armrest is made of plastic, still and all, there will come a day when it breaks down. And no matter how it happens, you will need a new armrest. Continue reading
Viking Age lock and keys. Marvelous iron finds
It’s entirely your choice whether to dig iron or not. On the one hand, digging every hole you find makes you more tired, so maybe you simply won’t get to the place where there are chances of finding truly valuable things. On the other hand, iron items can be awesome, too. See one photo: Viking lock and keys. Continue reading
Why hasn’t Minelab Go-Find 80 come out? (underwater one)
Don’t you think the Minelab Go-Find series has one more model missing? That’s the Minelab Go-Find 80 underwater metal detector. Although it isn’t clear how it could be submerged… It’s buoyant like a float. Continue reading
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