My 3rd time out with the Scuba Tector. Take home was 11 quarters, a $1 coin (mixed in with the quarters), 8 nickels, 3 dimes, 12 pennies, 5 rings (one is hidden under the silver-looking ring), and some other odds and ends. Not bad, but the gold and silver still elude me. One day, but not today. This was the same beach that I went out to last time when I found $5.07.
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3rd time out with the Scuba Tector.
- Thread starter comisoas
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. Your reports, and finds with the Scuba Tector are interesting, thanks.doc holiday232
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Good luck !!!!!!
foggynotion
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Did you use your modified scoop last time out? How well did it work?
I did. It worked great. I think I will drill a few more holes in it though. It takes some practice getting the find with the first scoop, particularly if you snorkel in a bit deeper water. When I hold the scoop still, the sand automatically just falls through the holes underwater, kind of like a sand timer. It was much easier on my fingertips too. Most of the time I could get my find the first try.