September 6th, 2010 by Wayne Morrow
Since the 1800’s people have enjoyed metal detecting. In the early days, the search for gold and precious metals was the primary goal for most metal detector users. The new technology was still in it’s infancy so proved far less accurate than today’s units. In 1881, the metal detector was used in a novel way as Alexander Graham Bell attempted to locate a bullet lodged in President James Garfield. Sadly, the metal bed frame made the task impossible, but the idea that the metal detector could be a useful tool outside of prospecting took hold.
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August 31st, 2010 by Wayne Morrow
To begin with, you have to figure out the areas in which you will be searching for metal. You can find plenty of metal detectors that work best on beaches, if that is where you want to look. In the event you want to track down Civil Wars relics, you might want to find soil-centric metal detectors.
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August 29th, 2010 by Wayne Morrow
If you are new to the joy of metal detecting, but find the owner’s manual to be overwhelming, don’t panic. All the tips you need to know to get started are right here. Most detectors offer the same basic features, and we will help you understand what to do with all the knobs, how to turn them, and how to really enjoy working with your metal detector.
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August 8th, 2010 by Ned Dagostino
A metal detector on it’s own is excellent, however you’ll need more than just that if you would like be a success in your treasure hunting exploits. You will have to have some metal detector accessories to help as you go along. You can establish which accessories you need by first determining exactly where you will end up performing the majority of your hunting. What that indicates is that if you are utilizing your metal detector around the beach, you will require different add-ons than if you plan on doing your treasure hunting under water.
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April 1st, 2010 by Jon Bragge
When you’ve got an aspiring treasure hunter in your household, then a kids metal detector will keep them busy for ages and, hopefully, encourage a brand new hobby. But what exactly do you want to search for in a kids metal detector? Here is some shopping for tips.
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August 4th, 2009 by John Maltakiso
Every one of us has spotted them before; dark, sun-drenched individuals scouring the shores at the ocean with a pole on their arm scanning for hidden treasures. This is known as metal detecting. The rod that one holds is called a metal detector. These diagnostic tools fasten to the bicep to make for easy sweeping of the device. The individual will usually trot at a slow pace scanning all available square feet in a given area or strip of beach. These people are searching for gold, metal, coins, and any other objects that could have found their way under the sand.
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August 2nd, 2009 by Xavier Toolhausens
Everyone has seen them before; sun-kissed men and women trolling the shores at the ocean with a stick in their hand scanning for precious loot. This is called metal detecting. The pole that the person holds is known in the industry as a metal detector. These devices connect to the arm to make for control of the device. The user will typically walk at a moderate pace waving the wand around and around. These people are searching for gold, platinum, money, and any other valuables that people have lost over the years.
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July 24th, 2009 by John Smith
Work on a gold pan using your hands can slow down your work thus your gold recovery is low. It is also a tedious work at the same time can cause you pain on your back and legs. A lot of gold is also lost on the side of the pan thus your gold efficiency rate is low. But finding the right gold panning machine for you can increase your gold recovery and reduces your working hours.
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