Re-tuning your Garret Pro-Pointer in salt water

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andyman101
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Re-tuning your Garret Pro-Pointer in salt water

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Hi Guys,
I just a came across this Garrett Video on you tube,and here was me thinking you just switch it on and probe !, I had no idea you could do this and I certainly have had issues with my pro pointer "chattering" in salt water at the beach.

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I usually leave my pointer at home if I'm beach detecting as I didn't think it would work in salt water. Thanks!!!
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I usually leave my pointer at home if I'm beach detecting as I didn't think it would work in salt water. Thanks!!!
Yes I would also have to echo that statement ::g B-)
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trappa wrote:I usually leave my pointer at home if I'm beach detecting as I didn't think it would work in salt water. Thanks!!!
Just be careful they are not very waterproof :D
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Post by silverwood »

andyman101 wrote:
trappa wrote:I usually leave my pointer at home if I'm beach detecting as I didn't think it would work in salt water. Thanks!!!
Just be careful they are not very waterproof :D
Ive been through six last year alone lol.
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Post by Liam78 »

thats good to know must have go on the beach ::g
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Thanks for that really useful tip. ::g ::g
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Nice tip there, thanks ::g ::g ::g
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silverwood wrote:
andyman101 wrote:
trappa wrote:I usually leave my pointer at home if I'm beach detecting as I didn't think it would work in salt water. Thanks!!!
Just be careful they are not very waterproof :D
Ive been through six last year alone lol.


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Post by Thor »

Thanks ::g , it works. A bonus in the dark , helped me nail my beloved bottle tops .
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You learn something new every day thank's ::g ::g
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this is what you want for water
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Post by Emrys »

silverwood wrote:
andyman101 wrote:
trappa wrote:I usually leave my pointer at home if I'm beach detecting as I didn't think it would work in salt water. Thanks!!!
Just be careful they are not very waterproof :D
Ive been through six last year alone lol.

they come with a two year guarantee x; :D
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Not if you keep on sticking them in water :)
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