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Author Topic: The XTerra has landed!  (Read 115 times)
Snoopy36
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Location: Townsville NQ
Detector Used:
Minelab XTerra 705, Gold Snoop Pro
Oldest find:
Australian 1913 Penny
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    « on: March 10, 2010, 22:38 »

    Oh yeah baby... my new Xterra 705 arrived today complete with the 'normal' coil, an oval shaped coil (sorry dunno specs), huge Minelab MD bag, tool pouch and a Kellyco Finds pouch! It's assembled and ready to go. I'm itchin to go out - will test it this weekend. Blaaaahdy work gets in the way of a good day's detecting Smiley

    Went to our local Metal Detecting Club the other night for the first time. Lots of knowledge there. It will be worth the $30 joining fee to be able to join the club's outings to the goldfields. They know where it is and how to get the relevant permission. I hear though that places to hunt for gold out west are getting fewer and fewer. By the way, are there any other Townsvilleans on this list?

    Will let you know how I go with the XTerra...

    Ciao
    Snoopy
    PS: Maybe now that I won't use my Gold Snoop Pro much, I should change my name to Terror (X-terra...geddit?... terror... terra...  Grin )
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    peter_s
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    Location: perth
    Detector Used:
    Garrett ACE 250 + garrett ads deepseeker + garrett pro pointer
    Oldest find:
    1902 thruppence
    Posts: 478


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    « Reply #1 on: March 10, 2010, 22:42 »

    get outta here terra - go find some treasure. Expecting some nice pics of your finds by Monday or you'll be an X terra  Grin gettit Grin
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    NewSouthCroweater
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    Location: Adelaide, SA
    Detector Used:
    E-TRAC, X-Terra70, Ace250, Garrett ProPointer, Pistol Probe
    Oldest find:
    1860 Half Penny, gold nugget
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    « Reply #2 on: March 11, 2010, 11:41 »



    Go Snoopterror !  Cheesy

    No stopping you now.
    It may take a little while to learn the though.
    The elliptical is probably the High Frequency 18.75Khz DD 5x10" coil....good for gold and beaches and mineralised ground.
    Good luck to you mate.

    Croweater
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    Snoopy36
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    Location: Townsville NQ
    Detector Used:
    Minelab XTerra 705, Gold Snoop Pro
    Oldest find:
    Australian 1913 Penny
    Posts: 539


  • Awards Award for finding a sixpence Award for finding a shilling Award for finding a Half Penny Award for finding a Florin Award for finding an intact lead toy Awarded for finding an in tact bullet Awarded for finding a Penny

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    « Reply #3 on: March 11, 2010, 12:18 »

    Yeah that's it - 18.75Khz DD coil. is that really that much better on the beach? Sounds like a hassle having to swap coils  Roll Eyes or maybe I'm just lazy...
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