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A word of thanks

maansman

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For the last few days I have been pouring over all the great information about the CTX that is here. Not just 'fluff'...I mean real, relavant, and helpful information. We all know the CTX is a complex machine for the most part...I mean sure you can turn it on and go, but for the real meat & potatoes, it's a learning curve. I have been a member on this forum since 2006, and though I have not post much latlely, I am glad I am back in the swing of things (no pun intended!). For about 5 years or so I stopped metal detecting due to my work at the time, always traveling. Well, for the past year I am back full force, and that is why I am back to posting and reading, since I want to get the out out of my detector. The same goes for the forums of the other detectors I own, the XP Deus and the White's V3i...talk about owning complex metal detectors!! What the heck is wrong with me!..

Sorry for rambling...but I just have to give a big thank you :cheers: to all those who contribute valuable information to help many with this wonderful machine. In today's world, there are group forums for just about everything...cars, ham radio, radar detectors, etc....but I have to say, this CTX forum is the best with the content it provides.

Anyway.....Let's all have a great 2014 Hunting season!! Best of luck to everyone!!!

- Mark
 
Welcome back to the hobby Mark.
 
Yes, "You never know till you dig it" erm "see it on this forum". This forum is the best I have seen and it is full of resources. :look:
 
Glad you have found the forum useful. Thanks for recognizing the efforts of those who have helped it evolve into such an excellent source of information. :beers: HH Randy
 
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