Important Announcement -- Please Read

[Dave J.]

As of a few weeks ago, Carl is Director of Engineering for FTP-Fisher in El Paso, Texas. We're very happy to have him on board. He's very good at engineering, we all knew that of course! What's even more appreciated is the management skill he's bringing to the Department.

--Dave J.

[Qiaozhi]

As of a few weeks ago, Carl is Director of Engineering for FTP-Fisher in El Paso, Texas. We're very happy to have him on board. He's very good at engineering, we all knew that of course! What's even more appreciated is the management skill he's bringing to the Department.

--Dave J.

Hi Dave (Citizen of the Universe)

Glad to hear that things are going well. I'm sure you're keeping Carl very busy!

[Funfinder]

Computers and dates.... one very stupid thing also is if you set back the date for what reason ever
and forget to put it back to the actual date afterwards and all new files then get a wrong time-stamp.

btw. what person here must answer to threads where the last post is 5years ago ah - junior member arti ...
and make them look new if you don't check the very small little date which is written not directly close to
the text message?!

However this way Carl gots additonal and "new" respect. And thanks for the update info of his career.

Perhaps I'm also should start working for some MD company - serious! Or at least over the winter-time.
If already working with improved or moded MDs is alot more fun than with the usual available devices -
best example the Garrett Pro-Pointer original vs. moded, some personal created and perhaps worldwide
sold professional produced detector would be just fantastic.

A real man should create something lasting in life like an important book (great job, Q. & C.!), a house,
a great invention or whatever the following generations still will keep in mind or what improves their lifes.

And especially treasure-hunters hopefully should find something real valuable or important so their names
will became famous in their home-countries or at least later in archeology- or other history-books. Good Luck.