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A couple of things I wish to discuss. If you buy an expensive piece of electronics and it is marked RoHS (Lead Free Solder), I would make sure to invest in a warranty. The solder does not flow good on the components when boards are being manufactured using lead free solder. Another problem with fine pitch electronics is whiskers growing from the solder and shorting IC's. Strange phenomena i
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Thanks for taking the time to reply and check things out for me, I appreciate it. I may just go with the phones and buy the remote a year or so later.
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I am trying to buy a XP Deus. I can either get the remote and coil OR the backphones and coil, I can't afford both. My questions is has anyone found a way to access the reactivity setting on the backphones? Or is there a way around it? Thanks in advance for your input.
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One problem I see is which line is the premium detector line? Nokta has more expensive units and more choice. Makro's price on the Racer is more then the Nokta Impact.
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Energizer batteries are the best. The old company I worked for (over 200,000 employees worldwide) did extensive testing on this subject. Just thought I would throw this out there.
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What is everyone opinion of the cheapest usable metal detector out there...new or used? The Tesoro Compadre comes to mind and maybe the Ace 150.
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Keith is that the Island now covered by water? Curious as I have heard tales from some of the local guys and seen pictures of an island (cant remember the name) with battlements.
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I hunted the fields where Morgan was captured next to the Ohio River. The field I hunted had been hunted by a college who had organized over 60 metal detectorists and they lined up side by side and hunted the whole field, turned around and came back. (This is all word of mouth from Doc who lived in a modular home next to the field). Doc also invented and sold dowsing rods way back in the day. He
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JNL Bounty Hunter VLF2.1 Metal Detector sells for only $58.16 at Walmart. Response time is decent and I can name several detectors it can beat...lol. Guy doing this video did a good job. What is neat is the detector hitting the coin between the two nails being discriminated out. It looks like the coin is touching the nails and he gets a response in both directions of the swing.
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