Metal Detecting

Dusty wrote:Fascinating-and informative . These posts and finds and the info is awesome -love it!

Second that

Thanks for sharing with us

Thanks guys I enjoy writing about and posting the finds.

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Great pics and write up rrpg,i agree with comp,it looks like a distributor condenser,cd

Thanks for the pics looked like it was a good dig

WELL WHAT MORE CAN I SAY. you are the ww2 legend . fantastic posts that keep me/us in oar every time .

Making me blush now......

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WOW Rrpg
That is some lovely selection
Just looking at your pics makes me want to come back to that WW2 field I was detecting today
Martin

The video is up

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Hope you like it

RRPG

miltary isnt really my thing but because of your knowlage and the explanations of what the photos are of, it made this thread an intersting read, looks like you and the guys had a great day mate well done to you all and thanks for the post

tm

Thanks TM It was a great day

Oh, nearly forgot. The two little bakelite knobs I found.....
Identified the little buggers !

They come from this piece of equipment.

R1082 receiver, installed in the majority of RAF bombers during WW2.

The knob is circled
Cheers

RRPG