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@ hung or who wrotes somewhere:
"The turkish people have to show you how to build real deep going MDs..."
That is perfectly true, but we must not forget the long tradition in the United States creating and inventing really good MDs and it's unbeatable freedom in searching with them there! And in fact this is all thanks to the european discoverers, gold- and treasure hunters (California Gold Rush or Alasca Gold Fever as example) so in principle we are still the same "treasure hunters" like many hundred of years ago.
@ mikipn
Great I'm happy if you are good entertained here!
And you are right, I really find alot old iron stuff around but I cannot sell this, it has personal value, you know.
The findings above i got in the middle of a wood, including a late medieval cannonball so it is special.
And I got that many stuff only because of the very large Jeohunters-Coil and the used whirlwind-searchmethod.
You cannot compare such locations with meadows full of crap, coins, rings or battlefields full of relics. This is special so every find is special.
@ all
btw. I did use already in the year 1993 the Fisher 1266-X which was at that time one of the most deep going MDs available! So for shure I have enough experience and I know if a MD is deep seeking, how good or not.
This MD usually came with the 8inch coil, this size was standard there, but I had already the 12inch spider coil and found fantastic things. My 1266-X still works great, especially 'cause I have modified the sensitivity range and gain perfectly.
and 2nd I have to correct the above battery info:
Seems there was some deep-discharging involved with this accu because now it also only has 3hours of power even one day after fully recharge.
So always REALLY be careful in switching the Jeohunter OFF so the accupack cannot deepdischarge!!! For luck I have another 2 accu packs so it's no big problem.
Usually you will get a warning screen and hear a beeping sound if the accupack is empty but always make shure the Jeohunter really is switched OFF or the accupack is disconnected.
Here in the Alps now are 4months of snow minimum but I hope some of you guys here live at better treasure hunting places and perhaps I will go there - 4months is far too long for a pause!
And last but not least:
I have now also the Blisstool LTC 64 Version1 (from very kind and sympathical Bulgaria, Price around 500 Euro, if directly bought in Bulgaria alot less) for coins and even 2mm small Gold Nuggets (ca. 10cm) but I can tell you already that with deep searching the Jeohunter has far more range! I will put my hands into the fire for the Jeohunter! Get one if you really wanna find super stuff!
"The turkish people have to show you how to build real deep going MDs..."
That is perfectly true, but we must not forget the long tradition in the United States creating and inventing really good MDs and it's unbeatable freedom in searching with them there! And in fact this is all thanks to the european discoverers, gold- and treasure hunters (California Gold Rush or Alasca Gold Fever as example) so in principle we are still the same "treasure hunters" like many hundred of years ago.
@ mikipn
Great I'm happy if you are good entertained here!
And you are right, I really find alot old iron stuff around but I cannot sell this, it has personal value, you know.
The findings above i got in the middle of a wood, including a late medieval cannonball so it is special.
And I got that many stuff only because of the very large Jeohunters-Coil and the used whirlwind-searchmethod.
You cannot compare such locations with meadows full of crap, coins, rings or battlefields full of relics. This is special so every find is special.
@ all
btw. I did use already in the year 1993 the Fisher 1266-X which was at that time one of the most deep going MDs available! So for shure I have enough experience and I know if a MD is deep seeking, how good or not.
This MD usually came with the 8inch coil, this size was standard there, but I had already the 12inch spider coil and found fantastic things. My 1266-X still works great, especially 'cause I have modified the sensitivity range and gain perfectly.
and 2nd I have to correct the above battery info:
Seems there was some deep-discharging involved with this accu because now it also only has 3hours of power even one day after fully recharge.
So always REALLY be careful in switching the Jeohunter OFF so the accupack cannot deepdischarge!!! For luck I have another 2 accu packs so it's no big problem.
Usually you will get a warning screen and hear a beeping sound if the accupack is empty but always make shure the Jeohunter really is switched OFF or the accupack is disconnected.
Here in the Alps now are 4months of snow minimum but I hope some of you guys here live at better treasure hunting places and perhaps I will go there - 4months is far too long for a pause!
And last but not least:
I have now also the Blisstool LTC 64 Version1 (from very kind and sympathical Bulgaria, Price around 500 Euro, if directly bought in Bulgaria alot less) for coins and even 2mm small Gold Nuggets (ca. 10cm) but I can tell you already that with deep searching the Jeohunter has far more range! I will put my hands into the fire for the Jeohunter! Get one if you really wanna find super stuff!
Do you have no money for buying a Jeohunter or do you prefer sitting at home only and compensating your frustration with cynical comments? 
... you couldn't use any relevant word for this baby toy???
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