TOO numerous

I have been receiving many comments (in the form of PM's & e-mails) about the beach hunting DVD from specifically inland/land-locked/dirt hunters.... that are TOO numerous to discount. For what it's worth..... it appears to be helping/improving inland dirt hunters via the following (PM's & e-mails) observations:

* Micro-jewelry hunting at parks where there are sand playgrounds/swingsets and sand volleyball courts.
* Gold ring on a string (dental floss) sink-rate demonstration...... fully applicable as to 'why & how' targets sink in dirt.
* All-metal mode..... relic hunting how's, why's, attributes.
* Jewelry hunting in rivers, lakes, swimming holes.
* Target conductivity ID.... especially silver & gold.

These are the top five observations that I have extrapolated out of the messages....... and will spare all of the other rationale. This is not to be a 'sales pitch' for the beach DVD; but rather..... the thought that any help/tip(s) that boost your dirt detecting success.....is an attribute..... as time & life are finite.

Not an attaboy but a truism...Having watched and read some of Tom's work he sure bring out some good points whether you are a newbie or an oldbie.

I to have the dvd, I've been detecting since the 80's, almost 57 years old, I learned a lot on your video. Don't have any beaches near me but it still taught this old dog a lot!!!!. Great Video! Thanks Tom!

Being a inland flatlander myself the beach DVD is loaded with info, helped me to understand all-metal mode & operation better. The info on jewelry alone is worth the cost , hope more are to follow ? HIH

Is it safe to say inland could mean freshwater? I've seen saltwater once in the past 20 years. I need a freshwater machine and perhaps this DVD. As far as I can see the "old" tiger shark is still a super machine in freshwater.

Yes...... there's a section on fresh water (at a lake/swimming-hole) that covers a lot of data.
If you are inland hunting for jewelry....... make sure you do NOT have a unit that is locked in 'salt' mode. Tiger shark is good........ but try a Gold Bug-2 against it (head-to-head) with true gold open hoop earrings ..... and stud earrings. Hunt wisely.

Anyone who water hunts, especially ocean needs to study the beach DVD. Incredible amount of info on it.

Aaron

Thanks Tom. The gold bug is not waterproof though? I fortunately have areas I can hunt that are swimming holes that haven't been hunted. Also old native sites that give up lots of copper. Soil is neutral generally. What I need is a waterproof freshwater machine (is the cz21 hard wired for salt). And yes, I want to hunt wisely. I may need three machines really.

Toms only using the GB II as a example in comparing the sensitivity for micro jewelry as no water detectors compare to it unless you go to a PI or AquaStar.


Aaron

No PI is a 'micro jewelry' hunter............. not even the AquaStar-II. Currently........ a micro-jewelry PI unit is only a pipe-dream.

Yes.......... CZ-20 & CZ-21 are 'salt' units only. They are gold-dead on micro, tiny & small gold items (as are all 'salt' mode detectors).

Yes.......... Gold Bug-2 is NOT waterproof. (((That would open up another market))).