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Re: CZ5 - 1 year ago
how'd you get so lucky?..hot damn! hidden away beauty! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Did Fisher Really Discontinue the CZ? - 1 year ago
Keith Southern Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > tector/ > > > ox.htm#cz3d > > If so it had a 30 year run. > > Keith had a cz6 with the pigtail back in '91 if it didn't break, would still be runnin' it today! it was "cost prohibitive" to repair! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Back to basics, so to speak - 1 year ago
this is true! audio modulation at depth is very telling! smooth, and 'round" sounding! anticipation factor is off the charts! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Back to basics, so to speak - 1 year ago
nothin' wrong with using a "well learned" Tesoro!...the 'audio" speaks tons! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Helping NASA Tom... - 2 years ago
tom! thanking you in advance for your reports on both the legend, and the deuce 2. I have interest in "both "of them. hearing reports of excellent "cooked" parks performance. appears both are "seeing" stuff missed by the 800 in truly "burnt" public areas. (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Frankie Laine and 20,000 silver dollars a week - 2 years ago
that's quite a story! I believe frank sang "mule train" a long time ago, and it was a smash hit! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Helping NASA Tom... - 2 years ago
happy to know this tom! was hoping you could give us a "detailed" report on. same? thanks! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Helping NASA Tom... - 2 years ago
tom! from what I have been reading, the new legend with the 1.09 rev. should be your "target!" seems to be a coin vacuum in "cooked" sites! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Helping NASA Tom... - 2 years ago
Keith had no dog in the hunt! straight from the hip! (h.h!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Helping NASA Tom... - 2 years ago
I have difficulty believing anyone who "belittles" the Tesoro! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Helping NASA Tom... - 2 years ago
midalake Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is all such a bizarre thread. Something happ > en I don't know? Is Tom indigent now? > > Can we not trust what others have said about a det > ector? Is this just a continuation of the twiligh > t zone from the last few years? BEAM ME UP SCOTTY > ........... tom's personaby jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Helping NASA Tom... - 2 years ago
tnsharpshooter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would contribute.but I spent my money putting ga > s in my autos' fuel tanks. Courtesy of the nutjob > who lives at 1600 Pa avenue. ehe! he! heh ! it's Putin's fault! (h.h!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: On my mind -- Random Thoughts - 2 years ago
this is correct! take any single tone Tesoro,and hear the audio!.it takes some commitment, but the detector will "talk to you" if you listen to it, and "most" single tone Tesoros WILL get down around 7.0r 8" or so with a small concentric coil on board! the 180 disc. on a tesoro is very 'tight" in ferrous trash, and outstanding in iron "most" good aby jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Biggest difference I have seen comparing Equinox and Deus 2 - 2 years ago
the anticipation of hunting with the cz-3d will definitely keep you "above ground!" Harold! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Old tech VS New Tech - 2 years ago
Harold,ILL. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Old trashy parts with foil and pull tabs that the > new machines love will always have some old coins. > It is silly to say everything would be found today > IMO. +2 (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Old tech VS New Tech - 2 years ago
D&P-OR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I quit paying any attention to him long ago.---He > does occasionally make a good point--then screws i > t up with his bitterness & hatred.----Beyonder-Pa > Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > calabash digger you dont know what you are talki > ngby jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Old tech VS New Tech - 2 years ago
Minero Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wow, congrats to most of you experts, this is why > newer guys like me are afraid to say things. > Hope your sons or grandchildren aren’t treated lik > e this. > You have now one less subscriber. Thank you for no > thing. must keep an open mind on this forum! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Old tech VS New Tech - 2 years ago
ghound Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do i dig more finds with a modern multi freq than > i did old fixed low freq detectors, yes. me too! +2 (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Old tech VS New Tech - 2 years ago
calabash digger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ScoTTT2 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I started in this hobby to enjoy myself .. I bou > gh > > t the T2+ package as my first machine because I > go > > t not only the machine, but the pinpointer and d > ig > > ger for theby jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Old tech VS New Tech - 2 years ago
beep and digs can be a terrific experience if ya know the tones! the audio modulation works well too on deeper hits. learning the audio is key! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Old tech VS New Tech - 2 years ago
Tom_in_CA Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ScoTTT2 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > the first one to put a coil over the treasure 'w > ins' ... > > > > . > > > Yes, sure, 95% of detecting is "location location > location". But once 2 equally skilledby jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Old tech VS New Tech - 2 years ago
Bill long Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ScoTTT2 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > this is my third year detecting .. so I haven't > sp > > ent thousands of dollars on this hobby, yet .. I > h > > ave spent thousands of hours hunting, however an > d > > I sure do enjoyby jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Deus 2 and nails help me please! - 3 years ago
calabash digger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Have you updated? You now can use the bottle cap r > eject and silencer to help you with nails .. > > .you need to update and raise your silencer to 3 a > nd try 2 or 3 on the bottle cap reject...Let me kn > ow.. > > I CAN ONLY POST HERE AT WORK SO IT will BE AFTER f > riday befby jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: This experienced detectorist called Paystreak Superfreak has a lot of problems with Deus II recent software updates - 3 years ago
midalake Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Harold,ILL. Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > What up with the dudes half beard? > > > I heard the D2 is so hot, it removes hair on yo > ur body........... go get you one Harold! you deserve it! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Deus 2 first hunt and 2 experienced equinox users - 3 years ago
congrats on the finds ,but you "needed" to have the 800's swing over those hits! as mentioned, would have told tons! why did you not do this? (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: What detector would you buy today - 3 years ago
Harold,ILL. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wow! Someone on here not using the Mighty Nox or D > eus? I must be dreaming, LOL! me and you!..harold! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: What detector would you buy today - 3 years ago
Junk and Disorderly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thats a easy one for me to answer as well,i have a > lot of modern detectors,but since i stopped using > my old original green T2 which i have had since 20 > 07 my finds rate dropped like a lead balloon when > i started using detectors like the Deus and Nox,bu > t since i took the T2 outby jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: What detector would you buy today - 3 years ago
tesoro "Mojave" with 7" coil for "curb strips!" minelab vanquish 540 with 12 and 8" coils for everywhere else! (h.h.!) j.t.by jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Metal detector hall of fame candidates? - 3 years ago
wjs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't know if their is such a thing but I though > t it would be fun to see who everyone thinks shoul > d go into if there was one. > > I dont know a whole lot but here are some of my ch > oices. > > Tom D. > Carl M. > Mary from Whites, she always gave me excellent cus > tomeby jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Edited- Dilek talked about future Nokta-Makro Multi - freq detector.... See video link below - 3 years ago
it's sad to think that the ''domestic" manufacturers were not on top of this from the beginning. perhaps, the market is NOT there, and advanced design engineers have other options,rather than the hobby detector market.they have to design circuits from ''scratch" so as to not infringe on patents, but one would want to believe that designing "multi-frequeby jmaryt - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum