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i have clives book which i read and reread several times. i get more out of it each time i read it as my experience with nox grows -- good book
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Equinox Book
- Thread starter DontunderstandPaul
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I still need a teaser or two about just one or two written, secret info someone gained from the book. I simply don't care for hard copy instructional manuals. I own and still have many books with the binders hardly broken. Reading simply "bites" after a point.
Sooo, does anyone have something from the books to offer me as a teaser? I really don't believe that most detectors need more than metal detecting web sites, Google and just simply going metal detecting a lot.
Please tell me 2 things you found in a book, not already stated on numerous detecting sites. Just two?
Sooo, does anyone have something from the books to offer me as a teaser? I really don't believe that most detectors need more than metal detecting web sites, Google and just simply going metal detecting a lot.
Please tell me 2 things you found in a book, not already stated on numerous detecting sites. Just two?
John in Nawth Carolina
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I have Clive's latest book on the Nox. I'm not a fan
John in Nawth Carolina
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In all fairness, I'm going to give it another shot. It's very wordy an I'm willing to re-read it to see what I missed.
Florida Son
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"Focus on the most solid signals...Rather than digging tiny part-responses, use Pinpoint to check solidity, and a slight angles pass to see the consistency" Source: Skill-building with the Minelab Equinox Series Metal Detectors by Clive James Clynick
I use this as a reference book, the pages are dog eared and the book has marks and sticky notes all over it. I wrote up an air testing grid that Clive suggested on the last blank page. I read parts of it and re read it to understand and remember. If you don't use a book like this, don't buy it, use what works best for you.
I have so far gained at least a dozen or so useful ideas and tips, I am sure I will find more. If I can get one good piece of info from a book like this it is worth it. Good luck.
I use this as a reference book, the pages are dog eared and the book has marks and sticky notes all over it. I wrote up an air testing grid that Clive suggested on the last blank page. I read parts of it and re read it to understand and remember. If you don't use a book like this, don't buy it, use what works best for you.
I have so far gained at least a dozen or so useful ideas and tips, I am sure I will find more. If I can get one good piece of info from a book like this it is worth it. Good luck.