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    sand scoop purchase in Myrtle Sc???

    Anyone know of a location to purchase a sand scoop for a weeks vaca down here in myrtle SC? Thanks Jim
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    omega 8000...Stock or DD coil??

    I have decided skip the lower end detectors and opt for the Omega 8000. My only question is stock or DD coil to start? I do not have the $$ to afford a multi coil package. I will be mostly doing coin and relic hunting in parks and fields.
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    Gamma or Omega??

    I know this has been asked before. My head is just spinning on makin a decision. I would prefer to spend as little as possible. Everyone says if you want detector X why don't you just fork over another hundred for detector Z?? For only able to get out a few hrs a month I need to draw the line...
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    Fisher F5.....Thoughts??

    I am racking my brains out on purchasing a new detector. I was ready to pull the trigger on an F2 with DD but keep looking at the F5 now?? I have read that the F2 is every bit as deep as the F5 except it does not have as many features. Any and all info would be more than appreciated.
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    Fisher F2 or F4

    Through tons of reading and watching videos, one of these two machines will be my choice. I have seen some really good videos that show there is litterally NO difference in depth between the two. Basically the F4 is an F2 with GB and ALL Metal. The ground around me is very good and works fine...
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    Digital Fluke Meter

    Not a detector but an INVALUABLE TOOL when trouble shooting or upgrading your detector and various equipment. I have used one for years to check continuity, resistance, voltages and many other things. This is a FLUKE iv digital multimeter. Unit is NEW IN BOX and retails for $270. NOW $175...
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