Chasing Time - Silver At The Old Park

Eraserhead

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• Sep 22, 2009

• #21

Great stuff Jack. That Merc looks like its in great shape. Thanks for sharing.

 

Spectrum_a

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• Sep 23, 2009

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Great post Jack, I have a V3 as well and hope to learn the nuances of this machine as well as you seem to have. That Butterfly coil looks to have made a difference for you, I may end up adding one to my collection of coils. Thanks for the video, it was great.

Congrats on those dimes!

 

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OkieDigger

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• Sep 23, 2009

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Nice digs Jack. The SEF coils are pretty nice. Even the small ones like the 6x8 that I'm using. You'll do well with it.

 

BillZ

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• Sep 23, 2009

• #24

Love your posts, Cybersage!

Will that coil work for other whites detectors?

 

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• Sep 24, 2009

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OkieDigger said:

Nice digs Jack. The SEF coils are pretty nice. Even the small ones like the 6x8 that I'm using. You'll do well with it.

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I am very anxious to try the other sizes out. What kind of depth are you getting on the smaller coil? I am thinking on getting the 12"x15" next.

BillZ said:

Will that coil work for other whites detectors?

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Yes, This same coil I am using on the V3 works on the DFX,MXT, and M6.

 

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OkieDigger

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• Sep 24, 2009

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CyberSage said:

I am very anxious to try the other sizes out. What kind of depth are you getting on the smaller coil?

I've only been using it in the most trashy sites that I have and a couple of others where the bigger coil can't move too easy. So far I haven't dug any deep coins with it, but it detected a merc on edge at 4.5" with a pretty clear tone.

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• Sep 30, 2009

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Nice Hunt Great story

Really enjoyed your post, you gave a little of everything to bring a great story together...with some very nice finds!!!!! Looking forward to seeing more..thanks for sharing..Obn/joe

 

SpringTxDigger

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• Oct 3, 2009

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Nice story! Always love seeing your post. Looks like a really nice place to hunt. And close to the house is great. Congrats on your finds.

 

JBEXPRESS

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xhunter30 said:

Beautiful Merc, something I like about them. I wish I could find just one.

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Same here, I can't find one to save my life. lol

 

louie088

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• Oct 5, 2014

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Great finds and good research pay off! Congrats. Where does time go?

 

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• Oct 5, 2014

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louie088 said:

Great finds and good research pay off! Congrats. Where does time go?

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Yeah, where does time go? This thread lied dormant for six years before you woke it up.

 

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• Oct 5, 2014

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Great post. You know I think that it takes age to appreciate nature's beauty. To think of all the of all the time and things that we have taken for granted. I am turning 65 and the sunset over the lake are stunning. Even the artifacts that we find take on a whole new meaning. God I love this hobby