What's your take on this?
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beerdoodle
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As bout as useful as a snow shovel in Honolulu..........................
bruinvikes
Elite Member
I definitely wouldn't buy it. That would be like using 1/8th (that's stretching it) of a sniper coil.
hallcs
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If I made junk like that
If I made junk like that and sold it, I'd be afraid for me well being.
If I made junk like that and sold it, I'd be afraid for me well being.
Buried
Elite Member
KellyCo also sells LRDs and other nonsense scam equipment,
such as:
Precision Master Rod II Long Range Treasure Seeker
TITAN II PENDULUM
halfstep
Elite Member
Why would you need a undercover detector? It seems a undercover detector would be used in a place that you shouldn't be to begin with.
3 posts in 2 years.. questionable..
The guy in the video also has other youtube videos out that if watched with half a brain would tell you this is scam all the way.
Dissapointing
I don't know what you're insinuating that is "questionable" about posting 3 times in 2 years.
I wasn't advocating or promoting the detector and more than anything I was just pointing out how outragously expensive it was.
I thought this was the Friendly Metal Detecting Forum?
Jay
I don't know what you're insinuating that is "questionable" about posting 3 times in 2 years.
I wasn't advocating or promoting the detector and more than anything I was just pointing out how outragously expensive it was.
I thought this was the Friendly Metal Detecting Forum?
Jay
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40acre1870
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I love Thursday mornings...
Keep it up guys and this thread goes away!
beerdoodle
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Another one bites the dust......................................................
Buried
Elite Member
Work great to find your steel toed boots.
Really strange the guy is standing with the tip buried in snow while the specs say it is not waterproof.
Claims approximately 4.7 meter depth. Math says that's approximately 45 feet!
Finding a dime at 45 feet sounds cool. Digging a dime at 45 feet? Pass.
Really strange the guy is standing with the tip buried in snow while the specs say it is not waterproof.
Claims approximately 4.7 meter depth. Math says that's approximately 45 feet!
Finding a dime at 45 feet sounds cool. Digging a dime at 45 feet? Pass.
