I LOST MY "CHERRY"on FILEY BEACH.

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I LOST MY "CHERRY"on FILEY BEACH.

Post by midas »

Well,I'm no longer a PI virgin. :)),got 3hours in around low tide.Cold wind,n lots of clay on North end.
Found ,2xold penies,ship halfpenny,1x new pence,2x 3dbits(1 canadian),1x3dbit irish silver.6d,2x20p,1x10p,2x brass tokens,1945 25orecoin drilled,brass belt buckle,piece copper sheet,
scrap iron n plenty lead.(anyone got the alchemy formula for turning lead into gold :)) :))
Had a great day,struggled a bit with the depth it goes to.I gave up digging several times on a good signal.but guess that will come with time rl;????also if it gets within 2foot of your shovel it beeps.tells you your mobiles working too :)) :))
Long journey home,3 car pil up blocked 2lanes M1, last 8miles took hour n half.not as bad as most in leeds centre as it ground to a halt with 3"snow.shops schools bussiness closed early."PANIC"I can remember when we called it Great Britian.
PS.also got a3" long square copper nail. and a 50 cal bullitt.







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Well on your 1st venture with the PI detector,they can be very deep am i right in saying you have the C-Scope PI detector ???
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I gave it a miss today, but good to hear theres still a few bits turning up, Theres areas on Filey where the digging is hard going, either just rock solid or large boulders in the hole, Pi's just take a bit of practice, Then you get used to the signals from Hot rocks or the old Red bricks. Think Mark aka findyourown, is back up there tomorrow, Might have a sweepstake on who digs the most fishing weights! :))
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bainsey wrote:Sounds like you had a good time Midas well done on conquering the pi so soon. Did you bump into nev, fileylad or stu down there ?

Andy
Only chap i met was a chap with a Laser?control box had cover,wore kangeroo pouch n collected a lot of scrap too.let him have a go with pi n he was impressed how lite it was.....
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:)) yes am back over stu i came back today with my daughter, al bell ya in a bit m8.
regards mark ::g
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Mega B wrote:Well on your 1st venture with the PI detector,they can be very deep am i right in saying you have the C-Scope PI detector ???

Yes,Mega thats right a CS4PI,£268,coplete with coil cover n headphones,seems to do the bussiness.
or will when i get used to interpreting the signals.coming to terms how sensitive it is.had my little drapper spade.whach doesn't bother my viking but everytime i got within 2 to 3 feet near with shovel it bleeped.I got a platic shovel on order,(food trade)going to drill and kill two birds with one stone etc.
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midas wrote:
Mega B wrote:Well on your 1st venture with the PI detector,they can be very deep am i right in saying you have the C-Scope PI detector ???

Yes,Mega thats right a CS4PI,£268,coplete with coil cover n headphones,seems to do the bussiness.
or will when i get used to interpreting the signals.coming to terms how sensitive it is.had my little drapper spade.whach doesn't bother my viking but everytime i got within 2 to 3 feet near with shovel it bleeped.I got a platic shovel on order,(food trade)going to drill and kill two birds with one stone etc.
A plastic spade wont last a few minutes on beachs like Filey with a PI, Just get a full size spade and drag it behind you, expect to have to dig a lot of 15 inch plus deep holes
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east coast stu wrote:
midas wrote:
Mega B wrote:Well on your 1st venture with the PI detector,they can be very deep am i right in saying you have the C-Scope PI detector ???

Yes,Mega thats right a CS4PI,£268,coplete with coil cover n headphones,seems to do the bussiness.
or will when i get used to interpreting the signals.coming to terms how sensitive it is.had my little drapper spade.whach doesn't bother my viking but everytime i got within 2 to 3 feet near with shovel it bleeped.I got a platic shovel on order,(food trade)going to drill and kill two birds with one stone etc.
A plastic spade wont last a few minutes on beachs like Filey with a PI, Just get a full size spade and drag it behind you, expect to have to dig a lot of 15 inch plus deep holes
THANKS STU.have a drain spade,which use on land etc, but Ive been so used to just digging 6"etc. rl; rl; :)) that little draper did the job.PULLING behind me might just be the answer.cos it sure wont sit in holder,and in case of PI it would be too close coil.
Gave up digging some good signals at 12" today :)) :)) "Will try harder next time. :)) :)) "
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Well done midas I'm back at work now just up the road and its really cold conditions glad you didn't have a wasted journey nice to hear the beach us still giving ::g
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nevntl wrote:Well done midas I'm back at work now just up the road and its really cold conditions glad you didn't have a wasted journey nice to hear the beach us still giving ::g
You've got to keep the "wolf from the door"Nev!.Sure you'll get some days off.(I been retired,never get a day off :)) )
Thought you'd gone into the scap bussiness,amount of lead you been pulling of beach :-/ :-/
Best of luck workwise.mike.
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east coast stu wrote:
midas wrote: Yes,Mega thats right a CS4PI,£268,coplete with coil cover n headphones,seems to do the bussiness.
or will when i get used to interpreting the signals.coming to terms how sensitive it is.had my little drapper spade.whach doesn't bother my viking but everytime i got within 2 to 3 feet near with shovel it bleeped.I got a platic shovel on order,(food trade)going to drill and kill two birds with one stone etc.
A plastic spade wont last a few minutes on beachs like Filey with a PI, Just get a full size spade and drag it behind you, expect to have to dig a lot of 15 inch plus deep holes
I use a Border spade which is slightly narrower than a full size spade and as Stu says drag it behind you as you walk along. You will soon get the hang of moving the search head away from where you are going to dig or get a headache if don't =)) . It also has the advantage of leaving a trail in the sand so you can see where you have been.

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Post by Tomo »

Nice haul there Midas. Sounds like its working ok for ya
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