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Advice on Target ID machine

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Tagamet

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Hi,
I'm looking for advice on which metal detector with target ID represents a good balance between low (or no) learning curve (read dummy here), works in trashy areas, and basically finds at least coins (as opposed to fliptabs and nails). Does such a beast exist? If so, who makes it and what's the model number?
Thanks in advance,
Tagamet
 
Yep sure is and has a lot of bang for the buck in a light well made unit.. Nickle segment is just too large and takes in high foil and low tab is one of its faults...Other high end Garretts have more segments and seperate these nicely...
 
Tagamet Wrote:
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> Hi,
> I'm looking for advice on which metal detector
> with target ID represents a good balance between
> low (or no) learning curve (read dummy here),
> works in trashy areas, and basically finds at
> least coins (as opposed to fliptabs and nails).
> Does such a beast exist? If so, who makes it and
> what's the model number?
> Thanks in advance,
> Tagamet

I ended up trading for a Garrett 1500. I'll let you know how it goes! Thanks for the input.
Tagamet
 
Dan-Pa. Wrote:
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> Yep sure is and has a lot of bang for the buck in
> a light well made unit.. Nickle segment is just
> too large and takes in high foil and low tab is
> one of its faults...Other high end Garretts have
> more segments and seperate these nicely...

Like the Garrett 1500 (I hope). Mine should arrive tomorrow.
Tagamet
 
hey you need a great detector very low learning curve buy a fisher id-excel you wont go wrong i bought one and love it finding change is what it does best .look up fisher detectors on line and you will see it is the best detector fisher has out there for the money you have to spend .happy hunting and good luck
 
Thanks to all for the advice. I ended up with a Garrett 1500 with 3 coils. It should give me some nice options.
Tagamet
 
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