Ich habe einige interessante Beiträge zum Thema Explorer in amerikanischen Foren entdeckt u.a.:
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"Participated in Wis. state compitition hunt in July and was surprised by the couple of guys using the explorer. The silver coins were buried 1/2 to 2 " deep and the explorer users were digging holes big enough to put a bowling ball into and still not finding them sometimes. Guess they don't pinpoint worth a darn! Most of the folks who I saw pick one up (explorer) walked away laughing! Ever notice that the only forum that ever has a lot of good to say about the Ex. is the one where all the dealers and shills for it hang out. And by the way I did follow an explorer at the compitition and pulled a lot of shallow planted coins right behind them with my little old Tesoro. Whites, Fisher and Tesoro's (including a couple of Shadows) dominated this hunt. Minelabs and Garretts should have stayed home as usual! Art"
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"Certainly a properly used XLT is a fine machine and has proven to be versatile , well made and well warranted. Surely multiple frequencies is the future of the hobby. Bet your boots Whites is working on this principle as we speak..Surely when they feel they have a winner it will emerge. Hopefully it will be lighter, better warranted and above all cheaper than current BBS technology. Certainly hope its not White...from using a white hat and dropcloth know thats not the way to go....Whoops talking about color and not product names.... "
Hier ein Kommentar zum XLT:
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"Done properly,your depth will double over the Factory Programs.Mine excels in Heavy Mineralized ground.BLOWS my friends Sovereign away."
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"My friends had it for 10 years.And everybody i've given a program to for their XLT now finds pennies and dimes at 7-8" with their 6" coils.Why don't you turn your sensitivity down to 2 on your Mighty Explorer and see how deep it goes.Cause that'll be the same as running your XLT in a Factory program.I'd like to see some of these 20" coins your pulling everyday instead of just hearing about them.TALK IS CHEAP.Let's see what you got."
Ich habe noch mehr Beiträge gefunden, sogar im BBS-Forum, allerdings hätte dies hier den Rahmen gesprengt. Ich finde diese hier passen ganz gut zu dem bereits gesagtem.
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Gruss & Gut Fund
Heimdall
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"Participated in Wis. state compitition hunt in July and was surprised by the couple of guys using the explorer. The silver coins were buried 1/2 to 2 " deep and the explorer users were digging holes big enough to put a bowling ball into and still not finding them sometimes. Guess they don't pinpoint worth a darn! Most of the folks who I saw pick one up (explorer) walked away laughing! Ever notice that the only forum that ever has a lot of good to say about the Ex. is the one where all the dealers and shills for it hang out. And by the way I did follow an explorer at the compitition and pulled a lot of shallow planted coins right behind them with my little old Tesoro. Whites, Fisher and Tesoro's (including a couple of Shadows) dominated this hunt. Minelabs and Garretts should have stayed home as usual! Art"
und:
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"Certainly a properly used XLT is a fine machine and has proven to be versatile , well made and well warranted. Surely multiple frequencies is the future of the hobby. Bet your boots Whites is working on this principle as we speak..Surely when they feel they have a winner it will emerge. Hopefully it will be lighter, better warranted and above all cheaper than current BBS technology. Certainly hope its not White...from using a white hat and dropcloth know thats not the way to go....Whoops talking about color and not product names.... "
Hier ein Kommentar zum XLT:
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"Done properly,your depth will double over the Factory Programs.Mine excels in Heavy Mineralized ground.BLOWS my friends Sovereign away."
und:
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"My friends had it for 10 years.And everybody i've given a program to for their XLT now finds pennies and dimes at 7-8" with their 6" coils.Why don't you turn your sensitivity down to 2 on your Mighty Explorer and see how deep it goes.Cause that'll be the same as running your XLT in a Factory program.I'd like to see some of these 20" coins your pulling everyday instead of just hearing about them.TALK IS CHEAP.Let's see what you got."
Ich habe noch mehr Beiträge gefunden, sogar im BBS-Forum, allerdings hätte dies hier den Rahmen gesprengt. Ich finde diese hier passen ganz gut zu dem bereits gesagtem.
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Gruss & Gut Fund
Heimdall
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