Metal Dectectors

The_Twisted_Ear

The_Twisted_Ear

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I've always wanted to get a Metal Detector. Any suggestions?
 

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Bronwyn

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The_Twisted_Ear said:
My neighbor pulled out a 30 year old RadioShack and helped me find my property stakes last year. I've had the bug ever since.:lmao:
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A co-worker of mine is big into it. She has quite a collection of rings and necklaces. She could open up a shop soon. You also really need to know the best places to use the thing too.
 
The_Twisted_Ear

The_Twisted_Ear

A proud Conservative!
Bronwyn said:
A co-worker of mine is big into it. She has quite a collection of rings and necklaces. She could open up a shop soon. You also really need to know the best places to use the thing too.
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I've looked so much lately that they all look alike after a while. The TrueValue in Leonardtown has some on display. I need one that is "stupid proof" to calibrate though...:lmao: Roger on knowing the best places...
 
huntr1

huntr1

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Treasurenet.com is a good site for MD info.

Members there are pretty consistent with saying the Garrett Ace 250 is a good machine.

Bay Country Metal Detectors is a local dealer. He lives in Chaptico now. I have his card at home and will post his info later if you want. He does a table at the Silverado Gun Shows in Upper Marlboro. Talked to him there last year. Nice guy.

I do not have a metal detector, but would like to get one eventually. Other things have priority right now.

It is illegal to MD on any DNR property in the state.
 
rockfish

rockfish

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White's metal detectors are one of the better brands. Spent many a years metal detecting for civil war relics when I lived in Northern VA. Garrett and Bounty Hunter are also good.
 
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lugebob

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Don't waste your money. I use 2 metal coat hangers or brazing rods with a 90 degree bend in the end for handles and they cross each other every time when I pass over metal... 95% of all people have the ability to dowse for metal using divining rods..... less than 5% for water...

Bob
I will show you how if interested
 
The_Twisted_Ear

The_Twisted_Ear

A proud Conservative!
lugebob said:
Don't waste your money. I use 2 metal coat hangers or brazing rods with a 90 degree bend in the end for handles and they cross each other every time when I pass over metal... 95% of all people have the ability to dowse for metal using divining rods..... less than 5% for water...

Bob
I will show you how if interested
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A great way for following your well water pipe (to your house)!:killingme:killingme:killingme
 
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lugebob

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The_Twisted_Ear said:
A great way for following your well water pipe (to your house)!:killingme:killingme:killingme
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Been there tried that.( do i know you?) Most all well water pipes are plastic or PVC... and I was hoping to hit on the water in the pipe. nada... Then i disconnected the pipe from the pressure tank and ran most of a spool of 12 Gage copper solid single conductor wire down the pipe... Bingo..
 
The_Twisted_Ear

The_Twisted_Ear

A proud Conservative!
lugebob said:
Been there tried that.( do i know you?) Most all well water pipes are plastic or PVC... and I was hoping to hit on the water in the pipe. nada... Then i disconnected the pipe from the pressure tank and ran most of a spool of 12 Gage copper solid single conductor wire down the pipe... Bingo..
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Know me? Who knows with these forum names.:killingme:killingme:killingme
 
Larry1275

Larry1275

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