A poor mans pinpoint holster.

[wayne(mj)]

This is a very inexpensive way to make a holster for a pinpointer. I have the whites # 2 pinpointer and it came without a carring case. I had carried it in my pouch and it was a pain.
So I looked around the garage and came up with this. It is so light you don't know it is there.
It works really well , it is deep to keep it secure, easy to access and to put away. Anyway I like it and though someone else might be in the same sittuation. Here it is.HH All.It is an old pair of foam knee pads. Already formed just stitch together.

 

[wayne_etc]

Detecting Waynes of the world....unite!


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[Dan-Pa.]

Sears etc. as they have many holders for carpenters tools. Not cheap, but made to last forever...just might find one to fit one of your hobby tools...

 

[NamVetLesTreasureSeeker]

Now that's what I call "YANKEE ENGINUITY"!! WTG! HH,

 

[wayne(mj)]

Now that is cool and would really be something.Ha . HH.

 

[Bill Ladd]

& I just answered your question below on the chest harness... :blush:

 

[gztx]

Bill, are you finding with the FZ-12 that the sensitivity has to be cranked up?

 

[Bill Ladd]

No, I have always kept sensitivity the same on my FZ-12. Are you finding something different? You may wanna ask on the Sunray forum...HH, Bill

 

[gztx]

I haven't really got to put it to a real test. Playing with it I found that 7-9 sensitivity is best. I have a 3D. Normally I run the 3D at 3-5 with the 8".