IDXMonster
Elite Member
Don't bring this to a park or school folks,bad idea. The Detech Ultimate came a week ago and it wasn't gonna sit till spring. With 5-6" of snow everywhere I needed the biggest coil I had for the EX2 so OFF we went to an 1870s farm site. On this site is a cellar hole from who knows when,but they sure LOVED harmonicas! I've found 5 reeds and a complete harmonica so far,just waiting to dig up a cello! On the way I stopped at the hardware store and got a Collins pick axe. It's a 2.5 lb model,and while I don't know anything about pick axes in general,I can tell you frozen ground has NO chance against this one. Winter is viable once again.
This guy has dug two crotal bells,my other isn't all that special. This one is,it's a 2" model,engraved,heavy and WORKS! The reeds are in good shape,and the suspender buckle says "Pat 1872". So I know I'm in an area that could have very old coins,I just haven't gotten there...yet. I think the other thing is a watch back,but I'm not sure,it's a bit fubarred.
The Ultimate coil worked FLAWLESSLY in this sea of everything,though I'm sure once the snow layer disappears I'll be back with the X-8 and X-5.
If you have a frozen site like this and the shovel isn't enough,get a pick axe. It makes very short work of,well.....everything.
This guy has dug two crotal bells,my other isn't all that special. This one is,it's a 2" model,engraved,heavy and WORKS! The reeds are in good shape,and the suspender buckle says "Pat 1872". So I know I'm in an area that could have very old coins,I just haven't gotten there...yet. I think the other thing is a watch back,but I'm not sure,it's a bit fubarred.
The Ultimate coil worked FLAWLESSLY in this sea of everything,though I'm sure once the snow layer disappears I'll be back with the X-8 and X-5.
If you have a frozen site like this and the shovel isn't enough,get a pick axe. It makes very short work of,well.....everything.