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I wrote this story, years ago! Long before the present attempt to resurrect the old Compass Electronics Corp, as I was one of its metal detector retail stores. Yes, I loved Compass Metal Detectors. I used them as well, up in the Colorado mountains. Man of man did I find a lot of vintage relics, vintage coins, vintage jewelry. They went out of business after the fire at the Compass Electronics plant. John Goss, bought the inventory and the name, tried to keep it afloat, but the cost of parts in quantity, and his wife got sick, it was pretty hard for John Goss to keep it running.I cannot blame John Goss, as I kind of went through the same thing. But my story was a bit different. Not going into my story or John's story either. I am going to post my story Book about Compass Electronics. There is a story song, "I DID IT MY WAY"! Well, I did the book my way as well. Here it is, for you persons who want to read a 76 page digital book.
It is secured against changing, and secured against printing. But you can read it and you will find it VERY INTERESTING to read! Now I dislike English Literature, so I wrote it like I was sitting in front of you, telling you the story. I wrote it back in 2013. I did not take it to the end of Compass Electronics models though. But I covered most of them...
MELBETA
[ATTACH]n421496[/ATTACH] love for Compass Coin Magnum metal detector was inside me. IT was the ONLY NO MOTION metal detector ever made, in the time of MOTION METAL DETECTORS. It had a potted module inside it, with the invention of Compass Electronics, a BLANKER CIRCUIT. Now George Payne, reverse engineered the Coin Magnum, and came out with a Bounty Hunter Big Bud Pro SE PLUS metal detector. This was just before Tek LTD, would go out of business. I knew George, phoned him, told him I wanted to modify a metal detector, and he told me, we have a new Bounty Hunter, it goes deep, just like what you want to do. He connected me with SALES, as was one of his dealers, and I bought TWO ofthe units, as they were almost sold out of the model. It arrived, and a few days later, Tek Ltd was no longer in the metal detector business anymore. The chief investor, who owned the company, was in a divorce with his wife who was the person who gave him the money to buy the main ownership of Tek Ltd. He was in negotiation with First Texas down in Texas, selling the company to First Texas, and he was not paying the U.S. Internal Revenue Service either, the income taxes. So both the IRS, and First Texas were after Tek LTD, with Teknetics and Bounty Hunter metal detectors as the prize. Who won? First Texas won. IRS got paid, and the company moved from Lebanon OR down to Texas. How do it know this? Internal Revenue Service told me using the U.S. Mail. Can I prove it? You bet I can... Read it below! Now I started out talking about Compass and ended talking about Teknetics and Bounty Hunter! You will get the truth from Melbeta you see... Not going to post the IRS notice, the notice from First Texas is in color, and is a heck of a beautiful sheet of paper... First published by me, in Geotech, EVER!!!!
MELBETA
It is secured against changing, and secured against printing. But you can read it and you will find it VERY INTERESTING to read! Now I dislike English Literature, so I wrote it like I was sitting in front of you, telling you the story. I wrote it back in 2013. I did not take it to the end of Compass Electronics models though. But I covered most of them...
MELBETA
[ATTACH]n421496[/ATTACH] love for Compass Coin Magnum metal detector was inside me. IT was the ONLY NO MOTION metal detector ever made, in the time of MOTION METAL DETECTORS. It had a potted module inside it, with the invention of Compass Electronics, a BLANKER CIRCUIT. Now George Payne, reverse engineered the Coin Magnum, and came out with a Bounty Hunter Big Bud Pro SE PLUS metal detector. This was just before Tek LTD, would go out of business. I knew George, phoned him, told him I wanted to modify a metal detector, and he told me, we have a new Bounty Hunter, it goes deep, just like what you want to do. He connected me with SALES, as was one of his dealers, and I bought TWO ofthe units, as they were almost sold out of the model. It arrived, and a few days later, Tek Ltd was no longer in the metal detector business anymore. The chief investor, who owned the company, was in a divorce with his wife who was the person who gave him the money to buy the main ownership of Tek Ltd. He was in negotiation with First Texas down in Texas, selling the company to First Texas, and he was not paying the U.S. Internal Revenue Service either, the income taxes. So both the IRS, and First Texas were after Tek LTD, with Teknetics and Bounty Hunter metal detectors as the prize. Who won? First Texas won. IRS got paid, and the company moved from Lebanon OR down to Texas. How do it know this? Internal Revenue Service told me using the U.S. Mail. Can I prove it? You bet I can... Read it below! Now I started out talking about Compass and ended talking about Teknetics and Bounty Hunter! You will get the truth from Melbeta you see... Not going to post the IRS notice, the notice from First Texas is in color, and is a heck of a beautiful sheet of paper... First published by me, in Geotech, EVER!!!!
MELBETA
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