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Waterproof Metal Detectors

Most people spend their time metal detecting on dry land, but with oceans, lakes, creeks, ponds, and rivers all over the place, you should really know something about waterproof metal detectors. A...

Are Cheap Metal Detectors Any Good?

Regarding metal detecting equipment, "you get what you pay for" may or may not apply. It comes down to the definition of "cheap." Here's how to decide if "cheap" metal detectors are right for...

What’s the Difference Between Metal Detector Coils?

Metal detectors usually come with one coil, essentially a mid-range diameter, "all-purpose" size of about 8 inches in diameter. There are good reasons to get yourself another coil or two with...

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Hi, my name is Mike. I have an old, reliable Bounty Hunter 840 that I started metal detecting with during the '80s. I learned a lot back then and even though I took a break from it for a while, I recently jumped back in. Now, I'm researching new products, meeting new detectorists, and sharing what I know with anyone who's interested in metal detectors. Welcome. Let's start digging!
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