SEMPERFI61
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need some feedback on the garrett AT4 beach hunter.all i know it was made around 1987 w/an 8.5" coil.it was a water machine .would appreciate some feedback on this detector.thank youFind's Treasure Forums
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can anyone give me some feedback on the garrett at4
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need some feedback on the garrett AT4 beach hunter.all i know it was made around 1987 w/an 8.5" coil.it was a water machine .would appreciate some feedback on this detector.thank youcrackbadger1
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I saw one sell for a price that would lead me to believe it was a very good detector.
SEMPERFI61
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n/t
http://www.losttreasure.com/content/archives/garrett-4-beach-hunter
It's a pretty nice water machine. Very sensitive to to small targets. The 9 volt batteries last a long time. The depth id moderate....Has one tone. You can control the sensitivity and discrimination. As with most single frequency detectors, it works best in fresh water and struggles a bit with salt water. Parts are no more available for the electronics or the coil.
It's a pretty nice water machine. Very sensitive to to small targets. The 9 volt batteries last a long time. The depth id moderate....Has one tone. You can control the sensitivity and discrimination. As with most single frequency detectors, it works best in fresh water and struggles a bit with salt water. Parts are no more available for the electronics or the coil.
SEMPERFI61
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nearly made the mistake of biding on one on fee-bay,no parts ,no salt water -------not for me
thanks bunches----------------BILL.
thanks bunches----------------BILL.Hi
Just a point with the Beach Hunter, I bought on of these (AT3) and there is a small slide switch on the circuit board to set depending if you are searching on saltwater beaches or fresh water, also another advantage is they are water proof to 6 feet, so no worries about dropping it in shallow water.
I'm still getting used to it but worked a treat in the salt water & on the beach that had some black sand in it, I have asked Garrett about this switch but as yet haven't had a reply
Just a point with the Beach Hunter, I bought on of these (AT3) and there is a small slide switch on the circuit board to set depending if you are searching on saltwater beaches or fresh water, also another advantage is they are water proof to 6 feet, so no worries about dropping it in shallow water.
I'm still getting used to it but worked a treat in the salt water & on the beach that had some black sand in it, I have asked Garrett about this switch but as yet haven't had a reply