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Metal detecting beaches, rivers and other water related areas.
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Christoph1945

Post by Christoph1945 »

hydraglide wrote:I take it all this, is while using a PI detector ?
Either using a CS4PI or a new Garrett Euro Ace.

Chris
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opa81
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Post by opa81 »

Just a little tip for you guys:

Look for those wooden markers on the beach and measure them every now and then, this way you can get a good idea if sand is going on or of.

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Christoph1945

Post by Christoph1945 »

Aaah, nice one; I will keep that in mind. Thanks Opa. ::g
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Post by Biglewey »

Really jealous of you lot - I'm in Derby - cant get any further from the coast but i fancy some beach detetcing...
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Post by minelabmania »

I used to do Blackpool quite a lot during the winter months and learnt over time which wind direction did the most damage to the beach.

Get to know your local beach and it will save o a lot of time and expense in wasted trips.
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