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    My First Decent Finds

    So my mom moved to this 40 acre farm with a circa 90 year old house on it. It was said on this house they used to raise sheep and many people would come in the old days and see and buy the sheep. I brought my ETRAC out there today and searched for only about 45 minutes and within 5 minutes of...
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    New to E-Trac: Constant readings and signals, problem?

    I just got the E-Trac and I took it to an old and well trafficked park looking for coins. I had it in the standard Coin mode, Recovery Deep, Recovery Fast, Difficult for landscape, and trash as High. Basically, its saying there is a signal like every foot, in every direction. The thing...
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    Does anyone have a Minelab GPX5000?

    I'm been researching detectors and I'm not seriously considering this for my first detector (I'm looking at an E-Trac), but I'm curious if anyone here has a GPX5000 and how much of a difference is it over the E-Trac? I saw some YouTube videos done by Minelab of this guy detecting in the UK...
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    Digging deep and hitting pipes and wires?

    I have a question. In my city, my local power company always makes a fuss "call before you dig anywhere!" If I'm digging up public parks or private land, how far do wires and pipes usually go? Digging in a relative's yard, I've hit cable wires at 6 inches before and accidentally cut them with...
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