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How do you store and organize your detectors?

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How do you store and organize your detectors?
December 01, 2016 10:49PM
I own quite a few detectors and am looking for a method to store them in an organized fashion without taking up too much floor space.

I'd like ideas about how to hang them on the wall, or for a cabinet or shelving, that will safely hold them. I'm hoping you guys have some experience with this and can give me some good ideas.
Re: How do you store and organize your detectors?
December 02, 2016 12:20AM
I have a side of my garage done in pegboard...I then just hang coils and detectors and headphones and rods and well you get the idea on the peg hook system..

Keith

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Re: How do you store and organize your detectors?
December 03, 2016 04:38PM
Like Keiths idea for acc's......Corner of closet works for me for detectors....if a detector falls off wall could cause major problems.
Re: How do you store and organize your detectors?
December 03, 2016 04:55PM
My main detectors i have standing up basically standing again the wall and yes i do have a fair few,the coils are a bigger problem but i usually store them in plastic storage bins on top of one another.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/03/2016 05:02PM by Junk and Disorderly.
Re: How do you store and organize your detectors?
December 03, 2016 05:25PM
I hang mine on the wall upside down by the coil. My theory is it keeps the dust off the face plate. I like to show my detectors some respect!
Re: How do you store and organize your detectors?
December 03, 2016 05:39PM
Mine is the same as Keith's except on my game room wall.
Re: How do you store and organize your detectors?
December 03, 2016 06:13PM
The similarity of the loops from the discharge of metal detectors.
In the photo loop which throws a noose on the barbell detector socket is attached to the hook in the cabinet or on the wall.

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