Tot Lot Bandit
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Will use it mainly in tot lots. I see guys on Youtube hunting tot lots with $1200 Deus's. A $200 detector will find just about anything in a tot lot.
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Have a mint Tesoro Silver Umax on the way.
- Thread starter Tot Lot Bandit
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► Urban Coin Hunting, such as yards or schools.
► Relic Hunting old sites, like ghost towns, that can have an ample dose of Iron Nails and other ferrous debris.
► Taking on Tot-Lots that generally have the playground equipment anchored in bark-chip, wood-chip, pea gravel, sand, shredded tires, and other loose medium.
By month's end I'll have a couple of Apex, FORS CoRe, FORS Relic, Impact, MX-5 and Inca in my Detector Tem, as well as my quick-and-handle Bandido II µMAX and Silver Sabre µMAX. While any Tesoro is not the better choice for the first Coin Hunting listed above, they can be one of the best for the other two applications. I have two Silver Sabre µMAX devices, both wearing the 6" Concentric coil, and one of them stays in my vehicle full-time just in case I come across some renovation work, or especially to pull over at a potentially good Tot-Lot. Tesoro detectors have been my #1 Tot-Lot units for over 38 years and have helped me recover a LOT of coins and an ample amount of gold and silver jewelry.
Best of success to you.
Monte
► Relic Hunting old sites, like ghost towns, that can have an ample dose of Iron Nails and other ferrous debris.
► Taking on Tot-Lots that generally have the playground equipment anchored in bark-chip, wood-chip, pea gravel, sand, shredded tires, and other loose medium.
By month's end I'll have a couple of Apex, FORS CoRe, FORS Relic, Impact, MX-5 and Inca in my Detector Tem, as well as my quick-and-handle Bandido II µMAX and Silver Sabre µMAX. While any Tesoro is not the better choice for the first Coin Hunting listed above, they can be one of the best for the other two applications. I have two Silver Sabre µMAX devices, both wearing the 6" Concentric coil, and one of them stays in my vehicle full-time just in case I come across some renovation work, or especially to pull over at a potentially good Tot-Lot. Tesoro detectors have been my #1 Tot-Lot units for over 38 years and have helped me recover a LOT of coins and an ample amount of gold and silver jewelry.
Best of success to you.
Monte
gwsears
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Or anywhere else..