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Member here Savannah Harps finds a real nice ring on beach.

jmaclen said:
XP detector owners and XP's competition are very fortunate to have a person like Mr. Loubet who has given so much to detector development for the world wide detector community.
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No.
Rather all manufacturers and equipment purchasers/users are fortunate what Xp has brought to the detecting world. They left a huge mark.

Just Imagine.
With today’s shipping cost.
To have to ship a detector (2 ways) for software update(s) would cost loads.
So this updatable concept has indeed cut costs overall.
 
Tnss

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Some folks think no VLF detector improvements possible as all laws of physics have been used (exhausted). Is this true? Imo nope. ) Still waiting for that detector , with less buttons to push , automatic :lol:
 
All I know is I got scalded this morning in this high heat.
What was I doing?
Working for you all. Yeah. Or some of you at least.
Sweating doing some necessary work on detector.
 
Tnss

(Working for you all. Yeah. Or some of you at least.
Sweating doing some necessary work on detector.
__________________ Det:laughing:ectors prove their self, as far as working , both of us are retired , just another hobby for enjoyment , unless you are still working for the sales department , the hype is over bro . , till the end of summer , then if the detector cuts the mustard , it's just another VLF in the tool box , for the wet sand / dry sand beach hunter !
 
And NIce gold the other day Savanna, see you got a old band.

XP we need a Dive pack / package / kit...TNN
 

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tnsharpshooter said:
All I know is I got scalded this morning in this high heat.
What was I doing?
Working for you all. Yeah. Or some of you at least.
Sweating doing some necessary work on detector.
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Well I'm sure glad you didn't die from a heat stroke or getting mauled by a pack of wild coyotes seeking revenge , doing necessary testing ! What are we going to learn today ? A trime wrapped in a face diaper , surrounded in steel wool , underneath a Buick.....I can't wait.🤣
 
KOB said:
Well I'm sure glad you didn't die from a heat stroke or getting mauled by a pack of wild coyotes seeking revenge , doing necessary testing ! What are we going to learn today ? A trime wrapped in a face diaper , surrounded in steel wool , underneath a Buick.....I can't wait.🤣
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Unfortunately KOB I can’t share the data. Sorry.

Those coyotes, yeah they better watch me. I have good trigger finger waiting on them. Boom!
 
Please don't be a martyr, at least not for us. I would feel guilty.

Joan of Arc was a big martyr, for the French.

Rich in Arizona was a martyr for the French developer of the AQ Limited.

Why do the French pick land locked promoters for the ultimate salt water beach detectors?

Is this a French strategy or are they geographically impaired?
 
ROBOTCOP13 said:
Please don't be a martyr, at least not for us. I would feel guilty.

Joan of Arc was a big martyr, for the French.

Rich in Arizona was a martyr for the French developer of the AQ Limited.

Why do the French pick land locked promoters for the ultimate salt water beach detectors?

Is this a French strategy or are they geographically impaired?
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What I was doing had nothing to with with a detector made in France.
 
ROBOTCOP13 said:
Please don't be a martyr, at least not for us. I would feel guilty.

Joan of Arc was a big martyr, for the French.

Rich in Arizona was a martyr for the French developer of the AQ Limited.

Why do the French pick land locked promoters for the ultimate salt water beach detectors?

Is this a French strategy or are they geographically impaired?
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Google the detecting laws in France for your answer.
 
tnsharpshooter said:
All I know is I got scalded this morning in this high heat.
What was I doing?
Working for you all. Yeah. Or some of you at least.
Sweating doing some necessary work on detector.
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Cry me a river. It is 85+ EVERY DAY, 365 when I hit the beach where I hunt. Direct sun no shade 3-4 hours. Try that some time! :roll:
 
Beachhunt1 said:
Cry me a river. It is 85+ EVERY DAY, 365 when I hit the beach where I hunt. Direct sun no shade 3-4 hours. Try that some time! :roll:
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You wouldn’t exaggerate a little would you?
Yeah.
I lived in Biloxi Ms for 14 years.
Was it 85 plus there everyday? Nope.
Was it really direct sun everyday? Nope.
Ever hear of those things called clouds? Lol

Just where in the continental USA is it 85 plus degrees 365 plus days a year?
Yeah.
I do follow weather through USA.
Actually sorta of a weather nut since a kid.
Here’s some Miami Fl data.
https://weatherspark.com/y/18622/Average-Weather-in-Miami-Florida-United-States-Year-Round
 
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