Uncle_Fester
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Found a finished coin ring YEHHHHHHHHAAAAA
Found way to many started ones, great to get a finished one.
I am blessed with access to a WW2 US army site here in Australia and over the last year I have pulled so many great things out.
Other finds that had me smiling was a large Rising Sun, small Australian button and a bullet turned in to a pencil and it works (Far right).
Thanks to my partner I was about to scrub it in the sink. It works well and i cant believe i didn't break it.
A pair of US buttons, one with crossed guns and the other crossed cannons, a Victory penny.
The toothbrush is plastic with a pearl look, it was in the hole with the Australia button. It has written on it "Made in the USA" and "Paramount" on the handle and "USA" on the head.
I have around 30+ hours with the CTX 3030 now had I love it. Still trying all the bells and whistle but even with it set up wrong it is still a weapon.
A few things that I have found
It hits very deep on the beach, wet or dry. Small coins at 20cm+ in wet sand. I didn't have a digger or sieve and soon gave after a few holes. Ran it in Beach Mode stock, Sensitivity at +3 and it didn't miss a beat.
On the dirt it is the same, when it gets focused on a deep coin it locks on.
Love using the pinpoint trace to focus and pick targets under the coil.
Not only just the depth is the machine great but it seems to pull coins from spots I have hit at shallow depths. I though i was a slow and methodical swinger and have covered the same grounds with 3 different detectors. Yet the 3030 pulls coins from spots that I would swear are done.
Pinpoint is great and for a DD its is a dream to pinpoint, the depth is spot on if it is a coin. I can finally cut plugs that match the depth.
If i am to pick a few things that i don't like they are, start up tune way to loud..............how am i meant to hook it up to the PC late at night and not wake my lovely partner. Screen suffers from glare and it hard to read sometimes. Shaft is a little sticky and is hard to slide in and out. Oh and no drink holder
Found way to many started ones, great to get a finished one.
I am blessed with access to a WW2 US army site here in Australia and over the last year I have pulled so many great things out.
Other finds that had me smiling was a large Rising Sun, small Australian button and a bullet turned in to a pencil and it works (Far right).
Thanks to my partner I was about to scrub it in the sink. It works well and i cant believe i didn't break it.
A pair of US buttons, one with crossed guns and the other crossed cannons, a Victory penny.
The toothbrush is plastic with a pearl look, it was in the hole with the Australia button. It has written on it "Made in the USA" and "Paramount" on the handle and "USA" on the head.
I have around 30+ hours with the CTX 3030 now had I love it. Still trying all the bells and whistle but even with it set up wrong it is still a weapon.
A few things that I have found
It hits very deep on the beach, wet or dry. Small coins at 20cm+ in wet sand. I didn't have a digger or sieve and soon gave after a few holes. Ran it in Beach Mode stock, Sensitivity at +3 and it didn't miss a beat.
On the dirt it is the same, when it gets focused on a deep coin it locks on.
Love using the pinpoint trace to focus and pick targets under the coil.
Not only just the depth is the machine great but it seems to pull coins from spots I have hit at shallow depths. I though i was a slow and methodical swinger and have covered the same grounds with 3 different detectors. Yet the 3030 pulls coins from spots that I would swear are done.
Pinpoint is great and for a DD its is a dream to pinpoint, the depth is spot on if it is a coin. I can finally cut plugs that match the depth.
If i am to pick a few things that i don't like they are, start up tune way to loud..............how am i meant to hook it up to the PC late at night and not wake my lovely partner. Screen suffers from glare and it hard to read sometimes. Shaft is a little sticky and is hard to slide in and out. Oh and no drink holder
Congratulations.