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what a terrific hunt! thank you for sharing! the unidentified part is possibly a trigger and bolt spring from a black powder revolver. (just a guess)
Jeff
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Tom_in_CA Wrote:
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> This machine will be SO good at un-masking & depth
> , that : You can put a quarter on the front seat
> of a '55 Chevy. And then wave the coil from 3 ft.
> away, outside of the Chevy, and you will STILL get
> the quarter, with accurate TID. Has anyone else
> heard this rumor too ??
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Cal_cobra Wrote:
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> Tom_in_CA Wrote:
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> > tnsharpshooter Wrote:
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> > > Wonder how deep an arrow head might sink in 10
> ,0
> > 00
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jim tn Wrote:
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> Some of you old timers might remember Dale Carnegi
> e and his courses on the book he wrote back then,
> HOW TO WIN FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE PEOPLE.
>
> I worked for a Co in Memphis, that made reading "H
> ow to win friends and influence people" mandatory.
> Just thinking, maybe reading it
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dave_e Wrote:
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> There are absolutely no secrets revealed in that v
> ideo.
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exactly.
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Caretaker Wrote:
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> I dug a 1853 LC Saturday, that's my 5th for the ye
> ar, it's funny how you don't dig one for a year, w
> as on a nice sliver run, but they closed my beache
> s, about 100 in a year, I love this hobby
Congrats on the LC! and yep, this is a great hobby.
Jeff
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Daniel Tn Wrote:
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> SNAFU or FUBAR? I think you mean FUBAR in this con
> text
We used to call it DITW
jeff
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5" , 6" , or 7" round concentric coils, also a 8" round DD coil.
It would also be nice that the optional coils would by buyer friendly,
price wise, like the Simplex+ jtol
Jeff
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calabash digger Wrote:
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> Its more of t
> he fan boys that irritate me. They think they know
> something about detectors and they dont have a clu
> e.
Don't let it irritate you, the amount of knowledge you have learned since you started this hobby/sport is good.
you just have to discern between good info and B.S. T
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the detector was a home-built with a second revision to the coil.
I think the coin was a '62 or '63 Rosie.
My way-back files ain't what they used to be.
Jeff
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Just wondering if anyone has heard any late breaking news about the Simplex.
Are they field testing the final version, have the come up with a possible release
date, etc? I think I had heard that it was supposed to come out sometime in May.
Jeff
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