Recent content by jack

After i finished the cleanup with the rest of the local community with what is now called the 1 in 100 year storm, 390 mm of rain in 19 hours in my town alone saw two large pleasure boats smashed up and numerous homes lost. So i went to the beach, found now the beach is gone literally 100 metre...

OK checkout the Whites Spectra V3i, not saying anything except the designer of that machine quit Whites last year and moved to the oldest detecting manufacturer.

G2+ works same as F19, goes fantastic in the wet salt sand and basalt salt rockpools. I going to maybe maybe maybe sell the G2+ soon and switch back to F19 but i now have three G2 coils for her that are fantastic as well. When forum allows me to post youtube videos, i only been on the forum for...

I not allowed to say much but a recent meeting i attended with the Fisher boss has me agreeing about a new machine coming out within the next twelve months. A new staff member has joined them who designed some great machines elsewhere in the past, so is working on a new detector now for Fisher.

Sad to see the Infinium go, it found me a musket hunting a colonial site a few years ago now. It also was the last pulse machine i have owned, i now sticking with VLF but i am a coin relic hunter so they suit me best. Below is a picture of me hunting an 1820s beach site, Tassie people will...

I have upgraded now from the tent and kayak, my little yacht being delivered June 29th to me and then in spring i am off to detect islands between Victoria and Tassie.

Not really about the machine but this week i have dug up my biggest target yet to date on the little beach i detect. G2+ for 8 days over a fortnight kept getting a overload/ big target response. I could see 20 metres away a street sign post with no sign. I did try digging down a few times to...

CZ21 showed up on Friday, it was here in time for all the rough ocean storms coming across the Bass strait. No issues what so ever with the machine, the coil fitted correctly and tight with the washers supplied, headphones worked perfect in the rain but not tried them underwater yet. Depth was...

I spent a couple nights down at Lake Burbury between Queenstown and Derwent Bridge in Southern Tasmania, one camp ground is free and the other is $5 a night with a care taker on site. From the Darwin dam end of the lake you have a short 20 minute drive into the world heritage area, Kelly basin...