wind last night

[silverwood]

Yes in a nutshell all this talk of extra sand isn't too much of a problem I'm a raw novice only been involved in detecting about 2 weeks with a crap euroace and did ok so it is what it is really the ring I found was right down at low tide and coins on dry sand i highly doubt they were dropped this winter probably from summer coins were all about 20 cm down so sand not too deep just wish I had detector that could go deeper at low tide ha.

The thing is,when the beach is stripped you dont need a deep machine.
The goodies are three inch deep max.
sometimes your actually picking them off the clay!
You need to be into the hard pack or down to the rocks.
Look for cuts and dips.
every now and then stick yer spade in and if it hits the pack...hammer it.
theres a post on here that Trojan wrote.
read it,then read it again...lol........its priceless...the lad should write a book.

ps/not much time for the dry sand myself.....infact sand in general lol im a black pack man!
Good show anyway,you did better than we did just after the storm last week.
all i got was fkn soaked by a big wave ffs.

[SheffieldSparky]

Yes in a nutshell all this talk of extra sand isn't too much of a problem I'm a raw novice only been involved in detecting about 2 weeks with a crap euroace and did ok so it is what it is really the ring I found was right down at low tide and coins on dry sand i highly doubt they were dropped this winter probably from summer coins were all about 20 cm down so sand not too deep just wish I had detector that could go deeper at low tide ha.

The thing is,when the beach is stripped you dont need a deep machine.
The goodies are three inch deep max.
sometimes your actually picking them off the clay!
You need to be into the hard pack or down to the rocks.
Look for cuts and dips.
every now and then stick yer spade in and if it hits the pack...hammer it.
theres a post on here that Trojan wrote.
read it,then read it again...lol........its priceless...the lad should write a book.

ps/not much time for the dry sand myself.....infact sand in general lol im a black pack man!
Good show anyway,you did better than we did just after the storm last week.
all i got was fkn soaked by a big wave ffs.

just what the man said

[Dazscrivo]

Yes in a nutshell all this talk of extra sand isn't too much of a problem I'm a raw novice only been involved in detecting about 2 weeks with a crap euroace and did ok so it is what it is really the ring I found was right down at low tide and coins on dry sand i highly doubt they were dropped this winter probably from summer coins were all about 20 cm down so sand not too deep just wish I had detector that could go deeper at low tide ha.

The thing is,when the beach is stripped you dont need a deep machine.
The goodies are three inch deep max.
sometimes your actually picking them off the clay!
You need to be into the hard pack or down to the rocks.
Look for cuts and dips.
every now and then stick yer spade in and if it hits the pack...hammer it.
theres a post on here that Trojan wrote.
read it,then read it again...lol........its priceless...the lad should write a book.


ps/not much time for the dry sand myself.....infact sand in general lol im a black pack man!
Good show anyway,you did better than we did just after the storm last week.
all i got was fkn soaked by a big wave ffs.

Yes i think that's why I don't like the euro ace now i want to explore the hard pack but can't with that crap machine did my nut in so gonna buy a safari minelab as well or possibly a pi machine. Would a pi machine work ok on dry sand too? would a pi machine without discrimination mean it will pick up all metal including rust iron objects but not give any false readings?