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Please note that Dankowski Detectors now has Terms of Use provisions. Nothing has really changed, its just now everything is written down for the sake of those who in the past liked to argue. To view, CLICK HERE. If anybody sees anything unreasonable or disagreeable in the Terms of Use, please let me know.
Re: Chasing a " Dream " - 5 years ago
Dan-Pa. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not derogatory by any means as used over 100 mysel > f in 25 yrs. plus... Never felt that Dan.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Chasing a " Dream " - 5 years ago
Dan-Pa. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hard to tell as you change like the average guy ch > anges shorts... I use " Depends" now. "Depends" on the detector I'm using.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Chasing a " Dream " - 5 years ago
Like sand saves for pars and dogs that chase cars one day the luck will run out. The way I feel at times in my quest to find the perfect detector for my needs. Is anyone really wrong in their pursuit? No. Has anyone been right?by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: My rundown on Equinox 800 and some rambling thoughts....(VIDEO) - 5 years ago
And I will be curious to hear what folks will say when " area 51 " is released and can be spoken about. The gauntlet has been run. The bar has been set. Nice report Keith.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: New Fisher Manta - 5 years ago
Geotech Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The guy designing it lives in France, so most of t > he testing is being done there. Did he not use Eric's Goldscan 5b and expand on it?by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: GHOST TOWN GIVES UP MORE GOLD, COINS, TOKENS, RELICS ++ 
- 5 years ago
Nice finds.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: WHERE OH WHERE HAS CALABASH BEEN? - 5 years ago
Nice finds.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Tom and Keith are noticeably absent. - 5 years ago
D&P-OR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ole Harold!-----Hey--Calabash got married???? Rumor has it.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Tom and Keith are noticeably absent. - 5 years ago
Pedlar mills Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You talking about "area 51" woodchip?by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Tom and Keith are noticeably absent. - 5 years ago
The divorce lawyers will be busy very soon.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Deus and Equinox on a unmasking test. - 5 years ago
And the new " Area 51" I have will trump both. What nails? Ole George! lolby woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Early Federal Navy buttons - 5 years ago
Nice finds.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Some flats and rare military buttons - 5 years ago
Royal Navy Master 1807 to 1825. Nice one.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Some flats and rare military buttons - 5 years ago
Nice ones.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Disappointing Equinox beach test. - 5 years ago
This may be somewhat relevant . When I tested the Xterra with a similar TID, many good non-ferrous targets to include small pewter colonial buttons reported as a negative TID. I'm sure the hot ground condition contributed to this.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: TITLE SPONSOR OF DETECTIVAL 2018 - 5 years ago
Good luck at Detectival.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: good day - another confed button - 5 years ago
Nice finds.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: CTX PULLS A NICE RELIC TODAY AT EARLY/MID 1800s HOUSE SITE! - 5 years ago
Nice hunt.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Gripe for the day - 5 years ago
What about Detector Pro Amphibians?by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: WTB: Equinox 800 mounted on A Kruzer Shaft. - 5 years ago
Sven1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It helps in pinpoint > ing--- > Minelab wiggle--Sovereign > Minelab wobble-Nox That is " classic " Sven. It also helped when not pinpointing.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Anyone compare their Nox to the XP Goldmaxx Power ?? - 5 years ago
Not to be a " Richard Head " I'm unable to comment any further based upon the fact I do not hunt in your soil. Sending your detector to SE North Carolina, in my opinion will have no bearing on how it will work in your area. The ground in SE NC is good. At least from my experience detecting around Wilmington NC. Several people on this forum live out your way. Rephrase your questionby woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Time to take " The Express Train to Experience Town" - 5 years ago
doc holiday Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > WoodChipHustler, Don't try to have any fun with th > ese TightAnal types---you may cause a fissure. > > What could be more innocent than your sing along??by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Ok got a tesoro vaquero coming to test suggestions? - 5 years ago
detectingMO Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Supertuned and with slightly negative GB should be > monster deep in your soil. At least on low conduc > tors. Normal out of the box type settings will be > underwhelming from what you are used to. +1by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Anyone compare their Nox to the XP Goldmaxx Power ?? - 5 years ago
Not in a head to head. The Nox would be the clear winner in hot ground. I used both.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Time to take " The Express Train to Experience Town" - 5 years ago
Close the front door. Your letting the " Heat Out " new guys ><by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Have you ever seen one of these dug live? - 5 years ago
Not that one. Very nice.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Magic Wand! - 5 years ago
Nice finds!by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: EQ 800 Testing/Reports By the Masses of Joes - 5 years ago
Dr.Tones Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes there is some flex and some tolerances that co > uld be tightened up. However, you’ll find this wit > h any machine that is lightweight. Could we have g > one with the carbon flight fiber lower shaft? Yes. > Would it have been stronger? yes. But it also wou > ld’ve tacked on a couple hundred doby woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Maiden voyage of the MK on the beach - 5 years ago
I will try a few things and report back.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Time to take " The Express Train to Experience Town" - 5 years ago
On u tube, at 7 o'clock, it's way to crowded, much to crowded.Oh yeah! Now please finish the lyric.by woodchiphustler - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
