When I was a child, my grandmother gave me a Coinmaster TR Series 2 for my birthday. Growing up very poor, I had to wait for subsequent birthdays, when I could go to Radio Shack and get a free birthday battery so that I could use my detector. I was really that poor! Hahaha!
As a result, I didn't get much use out of my detector, but, at the age of 19 and working as a painter's apprentice, I happened to mention to a co-worker that I had a detector. He asked if he could borrow it to find something for his brother, and I said, "Sure!" After handing him my detector, I never saw either of them, again.
Fast forward to about a week ago, and I found a Coinmaster TR Series 2 at a Goodwill. I purchased it and brought it home, excited to relive my childhood. Who knows, it just could be my original one! Unfortunately, the rheostat is completely stuck, and will not rotate. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement (i.e., what might I look for in an online search)?
Thanks!
As a result, I didn't get much use out of my detector, but, at the age of 19 and working as a painter's apprentice, I happened to mention to a co-worker that I had a detector. He asked if he could borrow it to find something for his brother, and I said, "Sure!" After handing him my detector, I never saw either of them, again.
Fast forward to about a week ago, and I found a Coinmaster TR Series 2 at a Goodwill. I purchased it and brought it home, excited to relive my childhood. Who knows, it just could be my original one! Unfortunately, the rheostat is completely stuck, and will not rotate. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement (i.e., what might I look for in an online search)?
Thanks!