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New 705 Owner

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Smudge

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I've been looking for my next metal detector fro awhile now and finally settled on the 705 with the standard 7.5 kHz 9" coil.

I also got the 6" 7.5 kHz coil since I mostly hunt for coins in trashy areas and I think this coil is going to get the most use.

Anyhow, re-rereading the manual now and hope to get out for awhile tomorrow.

Just wanted to say "hello" and Happy Hunting to all.

I think we're getting back into metal detecting weather again!
 
Be sure to download Digger's free ebook on the Xterra from the minelab site for additional info.
 
Welcome Smudge!

Looking forward to seeing pics of your finds and the stories behind them.

What general area of the planet do you exist?
 
Welcome to this great X-Terra Forum. it's a great machine and very easy to learn and any question will be answered here.
HH
Chuck
 
Welcome to the X-TERRA forum Smudge. If you have any questions, fire away. There are a LOT of knowledgeable folks on here to help you out. HH Randy
 
Thanks for all the good wishes.

DirtAngler, one of the first things I did was download Digger's guidebook. I'm about halfway through and its very helpful, to say the least.

Longhair, I'm in Central Florida, about one hour from the Atlantic Ocean. Our soil here is definitely what you would consider mild, but its sand composition leads coins to sink pretty quickly over the years. So in this part of the state, if you want older coins, you'll need a detector that gets good depth.
 
Welcome smudge
 
Welcome!

You got a great detector with a lot of potential. You will not regret your buy:)

Mike
 
Welcome Smudge you have a coin finding magnet you will love it
Don
 
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