Myers Depot Metal Detectors

I was allocated some space in the furnace room.

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Put together a storgage/charging space for my detectors. I'm minimally handy, but it will work!
 

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Excellent idea!

My stuff is on a shelf and anytime my better half gets mad at me, I let her walk with me to get my stuff and I hand her the jars that holds my past finds and let her feel the weight then she relaxes and let's me go. I have not called her my "Caddy" yet!

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Nice work, SW! Right now my gear spends it's downtime in our basement storage closet. My winter plan is to create a more organized space for my detecting equipment...you're giving me some good ideas!
 
Alright!!! You got your 800! You're gonna love it, though it may take a little time to get use to it from the Garrett platform. Maybe 100 silvers this year???
Happy Hunting :D
 
wasatchau said:
Alright!!! You got your 800! You're gonna love it, though it may take a little time to get use to it from the Garrett platform. Maybe 100 silvers this year???
Happy Hunting :D
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Thanks Wasatch. 100 silver coins. That's what I'm shootin' for!
 
Nice setup. I think I see a zip tie holding the power strip in place? With a shelf like that, you could zip tie your strip underneath, or on the front, to open the shelf space up, and still have easy access. I recommend a power strip with an on/off switch. Turn it off when everything is charged. Looks good!
 
Nice setup Stiff!

I made a rack for my Compadre water machine and scoop, but now it holds my N8. Need to make a larger rack now...

Bought a power strip that has two USB ports for the Nox.
 

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Nice setup. I think I see a zip tie holding the power strip in place? With a shelf like that, you could zip tie your strip underneath, or on the front, to open the shelf space up, and still have easy access. I recommend a power strip with an on/off switch. Turn it off when everything is charged. Looks good!
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Thanks. Haha. Funny you mention that. I had planned on zip tying the strip to the bottom of the shelf, but the wall outlet is on the opposite wall and I had run the power cord across the ceiling. I had just enough length to secure the strip to the top of the shelf.
 
Hey, that works, and looks good too ! …..you should have seen some things I slapped together in the past improvising with leftover adds and ends sitting around :lol:
 
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