Detecting SAs Equinox 600 Finds.
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DSA if you are not the first on the scene, I doubt there is anything left, unfortunately.
Mackka :/
Mackka :/
Mackka said:
According to the homeowner whos been there 30 years I was! Problem was that there was an unbelievable amount of trash in the ground, even high conductive targets, and I mean an unbelievable amount. More than I had ever seen anywhere else!
I ground balanced, no canceled, they were all targets it wasnt some sort of mineralisation effect. Every swing with the detector I picked up at least 10 targets
I notched out upto 20 on the nox, usually id never do that but I had to to make it somewhat detectable. I dont know what they did to that ground but the sheer amount of aluminium scrap, screws and bottle tops was unbelievable.
I pulled up, and Im not joking 23 whole flatted drink cans with the old style pull tabs, brands Id never seen before haha!
It was tough digging too, it was like 10cm on nice soft soil, then like compacted gravel type ground.
I cant comment on the old town hall, thats public land so likely detected before!
Sounds like the place was full of Pisspots, oops sorry
Mackka
Mackka
silver said:
Hahaha I did actually, I felt like abit of a mental case, glad Im not the only one
Old people used to put their gold above the mantel in the fireplace
Mackka
Mackka
ChrisD said:
Thought did cross my mind, Ive never done it but Ive seen it done.
If it was my property Id be knocking up a screen but since it was a permission, just isnt practical.
Owell, if I can manage it Ill be going out for a short hunt today to hopefully make up for the disappointment of yesterday! But hey, thats the game!
Popped out for 2.5 hours today for hunt #47, went back to the place Ive been pulling the silvers but no luck today!
Heres the lot minus the trash:
Im itching to get back to the beach, with the beach there is no worrying about is the place old enough, is it hinted out now etc etc its all about the luck of the tides and sand movement!
Shame I live 50km from the coast :lol:
Until next time :Y:
Heres the lot minus the trash:
Im itching to get back to the beach, with the beach there is no worrying about is the place old enough, is it hinted out now etc etc its all about the luck of the tides and sand movement!
Shame I live 50km from the coast :lol:
Until next time :Y:
These bad boys arrived today, really impressed with the feel of them, feels like quality. Pretty happy for just over $100
Cant wait to give them their first test run!
Cant wait to give them their first test run!
Tried a new little park with a totlot for hunt #48
Not very successful, this is my pay for 2.5hours work. Not the best hourly rate:
I was hoping the little st Christopher was goin to be silver, unfortunately cant see any markings!
On the upside, the headphones were fantastic, my first wireless headphones. Great, cant fault them at all!
My detecting half century is comming up, got to find a new spot with some potential for that!
Cheers
Not very successful, this is my pay for 2.5hours work. Not the best hourly rate:
I was hoping the little st Christopher was goin to be silver, unfortunately cant see any markings!
On the upside, the headphones were fantastic, my first wireless headphones. Great, cant fault them at all!
My detecting half century is comming up, got to find a new spot with some potential for that!
Cheers
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DetectingSA said:
Please let us know that thing perform with nox 600! Thanks!
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Where did you get the headphones from, please, only place I could find was in USA, interested in a set for the wife who keeps trying to stretch the wire when she puts the detector down on the ground.
Graham
Graham
2lateagain said:
I bought them online direct from miccus so Id have a warranty!
caparobertsan said:
They go perfect mate, dont know how I lived without them!
Went out to a church permission for hunt #49. Church was built in 1891, spent about 3 hours down there.
Nothing much to talk about but a few goodies, including an 1886 British penny! My oldest coin and my first 1800s copper!
Another one bites the dust :fistpump: :lol:
Nothing much to talk about but a few goodies, including an 1886 British penny! My oldest coin and my first 1800s copper!
Another one bites the dust :fistpump: :lol:
The medallion I think reads St. Michael
Mackka
Mackka
Used my day off today to go for hunt #50, my detecting half century, went to a few new spots and crossed my fingers!
All in all Im really happy with the score, got a few nice relics, no silvers but hey, thats the game:
Thats the lot, Im hoping thats a harmonica reed? nice 1873 British penny (my oldest yet, and in incredible nic) bucket lister dog tag :
Now Im not sure about these next ones:
Got this lovely lady by the river bank:
No idea whats shes from!
And these two, perhaps lipstick tube and a part of a pair of suspenders?
What do ya think? Cheers guys n gals! :Y:
All in all Im really happy with the score, got a few nice relics, no silvers but hey, thats the game:
Thats the lot, Im hoping thats a harmonica reed? nice 1873 British penny (my oldest yet, and in incredible nic) bucket lister dog tag :
Now Im not sure about these next ones:
Got this lovely lady by the river bank:
No idea whats shes from!
And these two, perhaps lipstick tube and a part of a pair of suspenders?
What do ya think? Cheers guys n gals! :Y:
Have a look here re your penny.
https://collections.museumvictoria.com.au/items/80745
https://collections.museumvictoria.com.au/items/80745
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Well done mate..
Love that old penny.Its in great condition for its age. :beer:
Love that old penny.Its in great condition for its age.
:beer:
