New Book! Skill-Building with the Minelab Equinox Series Metal Detectors

Skill-Building with the Minelab Equinox Series Metal Detectors
By Clive James Clynick
Clive James Clynick is the author of some 24 previous treasure hunting “how-to” books and numerous articles. In this detailed and informative book, he explains how understanding the Equinox’s operating characteristics and features can help you to find more treasure at park, relic and beach sites. Topics include:
Dense Iron Methods and Skill Building
Walk First. How Small Skills Add Up to Accuracy
Managing the Heavily Processed, Modulated Signal
Understanding and Managing the Power Curve
Beyond Meter and Tone
Accuracy and Conclusiveness
Salt Water Stabilization and Depth Tips from Top Hunters
Signal Balancing the Equinox for More Depth
‘Micro’ Gold and Chain Hunting
Understanding the Upgrades
…and much more…
(8.5 X 5.5, softbound, 120 pages)
$16.95
Ordering and Reviews:
[clivesgoldpage.com]

Holy smokes, I have a equinox 800 and don't find it a bit complicated? Was a book really needed

There's Something about 3rd person style of writing that annoys me.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/08/2020 09:10AM by ghound.

This Guy writes some good books

@cjc
Looks like with v3 update you will have to write a new book. It's like having a brand new detector......Regards

Woodbutcher Wrote:
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> Holy smokes, I have a equinox 800 and don't find i
> t a bit complicated? Was a book really needed


people are having difficulty 'eating'' these days!

(h.h.!)
j.t.

Maybe they don't know what they don't know...
cjc

Folks, realize that not everyone is as smart as you are. There are lots of people for whom the Eq is their first machine. No shame in reading a book to learn.

Champ Ferguson Wrote:
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> Folks, realize that not everyone is as smart as yo
> u are. There are lots of people for whom the Eq
> is their first machine. No shame in reading a boo
> k to learn.


Yea, makes sense for a good read.I wasn't insinuating the book wasn't informative, I just think the machine isnt that complex.. But our opinions vary

cjc fills a need for some and creates a opportunity for himself, with his books. Good for him, its the American way. There are others on here that could d it, too. HH jim tn

yeah! keith southern comes to mind.

(h.h.!)
j.t.

Woodbutcher Wrote:
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> Champ Ferguson Wrote:
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> > Folks, realize that not everyone is as smart as
> yo
> > u are. There are lots of people for whom the
> Eq
> > is their first machine. No shame in reading a b
> oo
> > k to learn.
>
>
> Yea, makes sense for a good read.I wasn't insinuat
> ing the book wasn't informative, I just think the
> machine isnt that complex.. But our opinions vary


No prob with diff opinions. Thats how we learn.
I should say that I dont own, nor have ever swung an Eq. Just trying to look at things from a larger perspective.

your perspective is "noted!" to expand on that, no doubt when
the 'apex" gets released, there will be someone writing a book on it too!

(h.h.!)
j.t.

jim tn Wrote:
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> cjc fills a need for some and creates a opportunit
> y for himself, with his books. Good for him, its t
> he American way. There are others on here that cou
> ld d it, too. HH jim tn


The American way....some may have forgot what that is. Clive (Canadian) has the drive to create and survive....it's what we all need. Personally I like Clive's books.

I have found lots of useful info in his books that were very helpful that I have not read about elsewhere.
Also, why something happens and how to correct for it. Great tips as well.

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