C.J.M.
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Howdy Terry, what part of east Texas are you from?I am in the Victoria,texas area.I liked the Troy Shadow X5 for raw power, but it did seem to like iron. I also like the Minelab XTERRA 705 for sofistication.
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Howdy Terry, what part of east Texas are you from?I am in the Victoria,texas area.I liked the Troy Shadow X5 for raw power, but it did seem to like iron. I also like the Minelab XTERRA 705 for sofistication.
yes...get out and show us more buttons and coins !Whites MXT and garrett gti 2500 for relics and whites dfx for coins and now Minelab Etrac for both coins and relics![]()
I'm really working on that bud but me and my buddy Ed will be hitting a 1700's area in a couple weeks we got permission but need to wait for the field's to be cut but i will be sure to post our adventure!!yes...get out and show us more buttons and coins !
I sure loved my Nautilus DMC 2Ba. If it wasn't so heavy I would still be using it today.
I have had many detectors over the past 25 years and I still prefer threshold detectors. I don't use beep identification. The threshold gives me a lot of information about where I am. And yes, I dig it all. A simple iron gives me a lot of information about where I am and where I am. It is true, that I do not go to places infested with bottle caps, although sometimes I find some ...I don't see how people like a one tone detector so much?
Tesoro's didn't keep up with technology went belly-up