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Detectors for Ole' Cal to test?
Posted by Harold,ILL.
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Re: Detectors for Ole' Cal to test? March 04, 2019 03:46AM |
eSCANz Wrote:
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> Harold,ILL. Wrote:
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> > I guess You never heard of a Troy X5. Its a very
> f
> > ormidable Detector and even a favorite of Keith
> So
> > uthern. That should tell You something rite ther
> e.
>
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> Yes I have heard of the Troy Detectors - awesome a
> nd hard to get
>
> Keith speaks highly of the GC-1023 as well_that sh
> ould tell you something
The GC-1023 was a cheap little Chinese detector that worked better than it had a right to. Don't know if they still make 'em, but as I recall you could get one for about $60 or so. It had a display that was just a signal intensity meter, so for all practical purposes it was a beep and dig.
Been a long time since I used one so my details are a bit fuzzy, someone else here can probably tell you more about it. I'm pretty sure if Keith Southern raved about it, that would be because of value compared to price.
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> Harold,ILL. Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I guess You never heard of a Troy X5. Its a very
> f
> > ormidable Detector and even a favorite of Keith
> So
> > uthern. That should tell You something rite ther
> e.
>
>
> Yes I have heard of the Troy Detectors - awesome a
> nd hard to get
>
> Keith speaks highly of the GC-1023 as well_that sh
> ould tell you something
The GC-1023 was a cheap little Chinese detector that worked better than it had a right to. Don't know if they still make 'em, but as I recall you could get one for about $60 or so. It had a display that was just a signal intensity meter, so for all practical purposes it was a beep and dig.
Been a long time since I used one so my details are a bit fuzzy, someone else here can probably tell you more about it. I'm pretty sure if Keith Southern raved about it, that would be because of value compared to price.
