Took the Aztec out again

[Cherokeefan68]

We got up early today to do a little detecting in the Muscatine area near the Mississippi river only to find that the place we wanted to detect in was closed for a car and boat show. Not to be deterred we moved to a small town nearby that has a real nice sand tot lot. The park was a little trashy considering that this area had been hit by a tornado last year, but we had some really neat finds. The most interesting find was the 2 railroad spikes found almost dead center of the park. I'm still learning this machine but I'm having a blast doing it

 

[John(H)]

[quote Cherokeefan68]We got up early today to do a little detecting in the Muscatine area near the Mississippi river only to find that the place we wanted to detect in was closed for a car and boat show. Not to be deterred we moved to a small town nearby that has a real nice sand tot lot. The park was a little trashy considering that this area had been hit by a tornado last year, but we had some really neat finds. The most interesting find was the 2 railroad spikes found almost dead center of the park. I'm still learning this machine but I'm having a blast doing it[/quote]..........................................................................................Cherokeefan68, it is fun to take out your favorite vintage detector and take it TH'ing!.................One of my favorite is the A&H Pro-2! No pin-point problems, no motion problems, no heavy weight or arkward problems! With 1 pass I can tell approximatley if the target is deep or shallow, a coin/ring or trash, coin/ring size or larger, wide or nallow signal! All of this I can tell on 1 pass , no need to switch modes or even look at a TID or depth meter!...............................Also it can go for days on one set of batteries, try that will a new detector!....................................Joe