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  1. Ron from Michigan

    Back to the grassy strip then took another one off my bucket list

    Sometimes going over the same area pays off, there are probably still a lot more great finds left, nice job. HH Ron
  2. Ron from Michigan

    Culpeper horse shoes

    Snaffle bits are very popular, very easy on a horse . I have a bunch hanging in my tack room.
  3. Ron from Michigan

    Culpeper horse shoes

    A good farrier could give you the information you need. Horseshoes are still made the same way as centuries ago. These could be old or recent.
  4. Ron from Michigan

    For sale Nokta Simplex 2.76 version .

    Ron from Michigan submitted a new listing: For sale Nokta Simplex 2.76 version . - For sale Nokta Simplex 2.76 version . Learn more about this listing...
  5. Ron from Michigan

    For sale Nokta Simplex 2.76 version .

    Light use, headphone jack, no headphones, charging cord, charger, 11inch coil and scuff cover ,manual shipped in original box. Lower rod has light shrink tape that can be removed, but would keep on for helping the flex. Excellent condition $185.00 Shipped in the Continental US only
  6. Ron from Michigan

    Is there any thing modern that compares to the SOV

    I had a Nox 600 they are a nice unit
  7. Ron from Michigan

    Is there any thing modern that compares to the SOV

    I 've had a lot of the newer detectors, but the Sovereign for me has been best. For medium to large gold rings in most parks take the challenge with a 180 meter digging targets from 142-180 after 600 targets dug you should recovery gold. HH Ron
  8. Ron from Michigan

    Trying to update v 2.77 to v 2.78

    I think the lower rod needs to be made out of more ridged material the slinky wobble gets old after a while. Maybe someone like Plugger will make a after market rod asm?
  9. Ron from Michigan

    Sovereign coils

    My coils I use on my Elite a 8 inch Tornado, 10x12 SEF and a 21x17 SEF, yes the large coil will find dimes at extreme depth. HH Ron
  10. Ron from Michigan

    This old dog can still hunt!

    Rick, you are one of the best Sovereign users around, learned a lot from you over the years. Yea I sold my Deus, Equinox and Two Noktas. For me the Sovereign works much better. Thanks Ron
  11. Ron from Michigan

    This old dog can still hunt!

    Been trying some new equipment the old Sovereign can still hunt with the big dogs. Sometimes I'll use my 21x17 this coil is deep and will still separate. Nice post Thanks Ron
  12. Ron from Michigan

    My GT, before and after

    I used wireless on my Sovereign and noticed I missed some good targets. The older BBS coil is decent, but the newer small Tornado coil performs better. Nice job with the Sovereign. HH Ron
  13. Ron from Michigan

    souvereign got problems

    Like Rick said it could be a battery problem. I purchased an older Sovereign for a backup which had all the symptoms of low batteries but it was a rusted battery pack clip and worked fine after replaced. Welcome to the forum, Good Luck Ron
  14. Ron from Michigan

    Colonial Coins Kinda day...

    Nice video, photos and excellent finds.
  15. Ron from Michigan

    XP Deus and Equinox Tag Team Hunt

    Nice finds.
  16. Ron from Michigan

    Analog vs Screen Machines

    The Sovereign is probably one of the best detectors to search parks. The ID is primitive but deep, if you get a blip of a sound on this unit you can get a quick visual ID on a deep target.
  17. Ron from Michigan

    Equinox VS Explorer..

    The original question will the Nox find targets the Explorer missed. I have searched parks that I have gone over with many different Explorers. Short answer the NOX with a 11 inch coil will out class the Explorer on depth by 2-3 inches in my ground. Over all the Explorer will ID targets better...
  18. Ron from Michigan

    What Ghost Towns Have You Hunted?

    GateKeeper, I searched this Ghost Town around 1975 using a Garret TR. I rode a old 441 BSA Victor from Kirtland AFB to Madrid and also hunted at Waldo NM alone back then, which no cell phone to call for help. I remembered staring in one of the homes in the photos and could almost see ghost from...
  19. Ron from Michigan

    What Ghost Towns Have You Hunted?

  20. Ron from Michigan

    Discerning the sounds of silence,and other things.(One Hand Clapping)

    Even though the Excal is a water detector a coin garden would probably help you with the tones, to ID targets. Another plus of a coin garden, bury targets at depths just at the outer range of detection, you'll be surprise how a little tweak of your coil speed, approach and angle will help you...
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