When the control box is a hinderance on Garrett AT PRO shaft
This is the case when the control box hinders – shown by an example of the Garrett AT PRO. It’s interesting! There is also an amusing option: AT PRO + XP Deus. Continue reading
Balanced shaft is more important than the detector’s overall weight
How much do ground search metal detectors weigh? They vary from about 0.6 to 3 kg. If the shaft is well balanced, however, plus or minus 200-300 grams are imperceptible for the arm. But this balance must be really good. In the pursuit of a happy medium, treasure hunters invent unexpected solutions. Continue reading
The idea of a non-standard S-shaped shaft. Photos
There is a common phrase “classical S-shaped shaft”… As a matter of fact, the shaft is not so very classical. There exist many options. Here’s an example when it’s kinda S-shaped, but with an extended handle – plus, the upper part has a bend. Continue reading
Homemade removable armrest. An interesting idea
Do you use a fixing strap on the armrest? I don’t. When digging up a hole I often have to put the detector aside. But what if the armrest is removable? See the photo report: a homemade removable armrest. Continue reading
A tip from Minelab-XP owners. I didn’t know that
Have you ever seen expensive detectors’ shafts that slip out? The problem lies in a small rubber piece that ceases to perform its functions overtime. The Minelab-XP owners have given some advice on how to increase its service life. I didn’t know that. Continue reading
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