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    Thomas dankowski still tuning cz’s

    Reading posts from metal detector folk about depth, kind of reminds me of something that I heard years ago, about two guys on a bridge taking a piss. One guy says to the other guy, boy that water is cold and the other guys says Yep and deep too.
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    Safari and Quattro Differences

    One thing for sure about the Quattro, it has one of the slowest sweep recovery speeds I have ever seen on a detector. Years ago I was at a competitive beach hunt/coin shoot and a young fellow was there trying to use a Quattro and after the first day of the hunt, he had zilch. I felt sorry for...
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    Fisher Coinstrike

    I used to own 3 C$'s and eventually sold two of them and kept one. I use my C$ at the beach all the time and it works great, but you have to lower sensitivity when you get in the wet sand or else it will false on you. It is still my favorite all around detector. I wound up picking them up from...
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    If you own a Fisher Coinstrike then you know this one is hard to come by.

    I love how people say that the C$ loves round objects. But after using close to 30 different detectors at one time or another, I found they ALL love round objects.
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    (Want to buy) Want to buy Fisher Coinstrike

    I have one in excellent condition, with the belt plate instruction booklet and Sunray inline probe.
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    (Want to sell) Need to Move These Detectors

    Richard, what you asking for triple score?
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    One of my hobbies

    I built the Danish training ship Danmark and it went to the president of a west indies trading company in Fort Lauderdale Florida. The CEO flew his Cessna plane into our local airport, where I met him on the tarmac, handed off the Ship model and watched him take off on his way home. It's...
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    One of my hobbies

    Here is a few planes that I stick built, they were also R/C operational.
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    One of my hobbies

    This was a model that I built of the USS Constitution for an insurance corporation in CT. It measured 4 feet long. I ordered wood from the real Constitution and incorporated in into the model.
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    One of my hobbies

    I received the Creole Queen in a box, partially built by a master modeler who had recently passed away before it's completion. I was able to finish it within 6 months. It was a commission piece. I was made R/C operational with the paddle wheel being operated by a motor. I also installed lnterior...
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    One of my hobbies

    I also built a tall wooden ship model for my local hospital, which auctioned it off to help buy equipment for their cardio rehab facility. It was won by a local Doctor.
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    One of my hobbies

    Thank you for all the king words fellows. Here is a little more eye candy. I built the HMS Victory as a for my local library. I received wood from England from the real Victory ship and incoporated it into the model. The city Council gave me a letter of commendation. It's on the back of a city...
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    One of my hobbies

    Some are scratch built and some are from kits. Some were commission pieces, while others were kits or projects started by well meaning builders that just couldn't finish, so I stepped in.
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    One of my hobbies

    these on average measure 28-38". i built better than 200 models in the past 25 years from tall wooden ship models, radio controlled boats, battle ships to radio controlled airplanes and have shipped them all over the U.S. and a few to Canada.
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    One of my hobbies

    These are all built by me and are radio controlled.
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    (Want to buy) Want to buy Fisher Coinstrike

    Have you found a Coinstrike yet?
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    Vibra-Tector 740 for sale

    Ray's PM was replied to and deal pending on the Vibra-tector
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    Vibra-Tector 740 for sale

    I bought the Vibra Tector 740 a few years ago to use in the Islands, but only got to use it a couple of times while I was there. It's all metal mode, made in the USA like the Vibra-Probes.New these run $179.00 or you can opt for a Chinese knockoff for around $75.00-$100.00.
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    Vibra-Tector 740 for sale

    I have a great condition Vibra - Tector 740 for sale.It's water proof and great for scanning under water when swimming. $50.00 shipped to lower 48 states.
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    maybe taking a trip out to Arizona in the spring

    and thought I would take a metal detector with me and do a little swinging while I'm there. But I have never been out west much less Arizona and not sure where to go. We will probably be staying around the Sedona area. Anyone with info would be helpful. mike
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