night time on the beach

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aspie
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night time on the beach

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OK had a bit of time to my self so i decided to go to the beach and give it a go in the dark
so off i go with a head lamp and me new scoop B-) . ill tell yea lads no more bending down
and rooting thru the sand for my finds with a buzzer
i was up and down the beach like a mini digger :D . i know i dug a lot of crap but it was no problem ::g
it keep me warm and beats going to a Gym :))

photo of my finds :)) http://i1294.photobucket.com/albums/b61 ... d44233.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;



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Post by Tomo »

That's certainly not crap. Jewelry and coins are decent finds regardless of junk jewelry or not. Well done for getting out ::g
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Post by nevntl »

Well done aspie did you use crossbow mate ::g
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nevntl wrote:Well done aspie did you use crossbow mate ::g
yes nevntl ill tell yea that thing would find a needle in a hay stack :D you miss noting with it
there where finds i gave up digging they where too deep i say they where big pieces or coke cans
and the tide was rising and filling in me holes i fond most of the coins in the one area
thanks all ::g
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Post by nevntl »

Spot on mate knew you would enjoy it once mastered it won't be beaten get a bigger spade for those deep digs could be good bling you are leaving behind ::g
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Post by Machinist »

Hi Aspie, so it was you who got Nev's machine, well done you will not regret it. I use the Crossbow on the beach as well it is a fantastic piece of kit.

As Nev says you may be missing some bling if you do not get out those deep signals. It takes a bit of practice but you will develop your own technique for getting them out after a few outings.

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Post by nevntl »

Thanks Ray
Probably regret it for the rest of my detecting years but glad aspie is getting the hang of it. If it wasn't for job and accommodation constraints being a warden i doubt i would have ever sold her ::g
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Aspie,welcome to the Crossbow gang,i was lucky to buy the very last one,although i dont use mine on the beach as i will be using mine solely as a hoard hunter everyone has been very helpfull in giving help on setting the Crossbow up especially Nev ::g

But to see your finds just proves how good these detectors are.
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nevntl wrote:Thanks Ray
Probably regret it for the rest of my detecting years but glad aspie is getting the hang of it. If it wasn't for job and accommodation constraints being a warden i doubt i would have ever sold her ::g
A mates just got the Whites Dual field Nev, and its impressive, worth looking for one when you finish the season this year. waiting for some cash to come from a auction sale, but if i buy another this summer you can always borrow my PI pro next winter
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Post by trappa »

Looks like some good sport. Im tempted to start night time detecting.
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