Well I finally did it!

[PennyFinder]

Went and done pulled the trigger on the BUY IT NOW button on a new Infinium ...sold my Seahunter XL 500 !
What a reliable ol' girl she was. Gonna miss here, hopefully the Infinium will cure my sellers remorse.



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[oldranger]

Good Luck with the new detector

Hope you have a lot of successfull
hunts with it!!!

Ron
RLTW

 

[dahut]

Went and done pulled the trigger on the BUY IT NOW button on a new Infinium ...sold my Seahunter XL 500 !
What a reliable ol' girl she was. Gonna miss here, hopefully the Infinium will cure my sellers remorse.



PennyFinder

Man, there aint nothing like commitment! I love it,

I'm betting you will be glad you did it!

 

[John-Edmonton]

You have just taken metal detecting to a newer level (deeper) and will have the best advantage over most all other detectors, in freshwater and salt water. I hope you have the same successes as others using that machine. There is a bit of a learning curve to it, but those who have gone the extra mile to learn that machine well, have done extremely well. I wish you the "BEST!"

Below is a link to the Infinium Forum (in case you don't know)

http://www.findmall.com/list.php?62

 

[Rusty Nail]

Been using the Infinium Ls for about 40 hr now...

Bought it for the beaches...Witch I have not been out on as of yet....

Been working parks with it...Yes I know it not the best for parks But I did today get my first Silver Ring. There is a learning curve. It gets better....
Any high lows have been trash...But I keep Digging. I can tell coins..Currently have the 8" mon on using it in lightly mineral soil, black dirt under sod.

To date:
Three junk earrings
18.00 plus in clad.
Today .58 cents and a SILVER RING.....MY FIRST....We all have to start some where....
The deepest has been a clad dime 8-9 inches down
My first fine: A Rusty Nail

I like the machine. I am still learning...Can't wait to get it in the water Fresh and Salt..Mostly Fresh

 

[PennyFinder]

Thanks guys! This should solve the water proof problem that my SD2200 lacked. They are similar in design and the design was assisted by an Aussie and a US designer, I've read. Anybody know the names of the designers?


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[PennyFinder]

Found this:



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Postby GMC

 

[PennyFinder]

The following was posted by Tom Ashworth on his forum.

"The new Garrett Infinium LS is proving to be a lower cost version of Minelabs SD series. I am impressed with the depth on larger nuggets. I have tried it on an 3 ounce nugget that I have and it would pick it up at 29 inches (wow). I have a Minelab SD22000d that would only pick it up at 20 inches."

I'd still like to know how the GoldQuest SS would fare on that nugget... Jeff


ROOHOO! I'm stoked!

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