Thomas Dankowski's Metal Detecting Forum

Well, it's been a while (about 2 months) since the small flurry of posts in June about the new DX version of the Tarsacci MDT 8000. I was hoping that by now we would see some actual user experiences with it. I'm sure we'd all like to learn what it means that it's "Measurably deeper", and w...

I have decided to post a few excerpts from the two Tarsacci MDT 8000 Usage Notes pdf files. Maybe they will provide some ideas to those who have not downloaded the full files, or who haven't begun to read them yet. The following is from pages 3-4 of Usage Notes Part 2: (Notes are from NASA-Tom unles...

Thanks, guys!
Glad to hear that the links are working for you.

Now if anyone has any new tips and tricks about using the Tarsacci MDT 8000 OR new Tarsacci stuff that (eventually?) is released, feel free to add them to this thread.

--Tom

All right, I have created a new thread on the Tarsacci MDT 8000, and the "Usage Notes" that I created from the old postings. I couldn't immediately see a way the new forum software would let me post all the text (with its formatting) OR attach a couple of pdf files. However, I was able to ...

Let's see if I can post a link to Part 1 on Steve Herschbach's Detector Prospector forum. https://www.detectorprospector.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=63291&key=46f095b3fabb6b215bb11c643e08aa2e And here's Part 2. https://www.detectorprospector.com/applications/core/inter...

As requested, I'm creating a new thread for the Tarsacci MDT 8000, using many posts from the old forum. Several years ago, I extracted what I thought was "the meat" of these old posts, and created two "Usage Notes" pdf files. Part 1 is 18 pages, covering posts from 10/2018 to 12/...

On the old forum, I extracted/edited the "meat" of the early Tarsacci MDT 8000 postings. I made these available as two pdf files. I have copies of these excerpts/summaries. Should I post them as a new thread on the new forum? Is there a limit on the length of a posting? Or should I post ea...

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