Deepest Tesoro?

[Topo]

Great question, but as it relates to depth, it's all relative to how you will be using it. For every day use and in a variety of applications, parks, play grounds, yards, etc. the Vaquero, Silver and as Monte mentions even some of the older models would be a great purchase. You need to remember that 90 to maybe 95% of your typical finds, coins and jewelry, etc. in the fore mentioned locations, are within 6 inches of the surface. I recently found a coin dated 1786, it was only 5 inches down. In all the videos I've watched, I've never seen a Barber Quarter, for example, found deeper then maybe 6 - 7 inches? The advantage of the Vaquero over a few of the others, is it allows ground balancing and has a pretty good All Metal mode which gives you a bit extra depth. I think, and I'll probably get flack for saying this, after using some of the high end detectors, I found they are more designed to hunt new buyers, then treasure. Stay with Tesoro and you'll be happy and successful.

Those fancy displays are a great bait, glad I didn't go that way

 

[WV62]

I like what I am reading about the Tejon, I have a used on the way. I expect once it gets here I will be posting some questions. For now I will keep reading and picking up what information I can.

Thanks all,

Ron in WV

 

[SkiWhiz]

I like what I am reading about the Tejon, I have a used on the way. I expect once it gets here I will be posting some questions. For now I will keep reading and picking up what information I can.

Thanks all,

Ron in WV

Hi Ron, hope all is well down your way. I think that you will really like the Tejon, they are a great detector. I would be interested in seeing how it compares to your 1270 and the 1266 that you have/had. Steve.

 

[WV62]

I like what I am reading about the Tejon, I have a used on the way. I expect once it gets here I will be posting some questions. For now I will keep reading and picking up what information I can.

Thanks all,

Ron in WV

Hi Ron, hope all is well down your way. I think that you will really like the Tejon, they are a great detector. I would be interested in seeing how it compares to your 1270 and the 1266 that you have/had. Steve.

Hello Steve,

Bet you are froze in up there.

Actually the Tejon is a replacement for my 1266x that I sold a couple of weeks ago. Got high hopes for the Tejon.

Good to hear from you,

Ron in WV

 

[Wooden Nickel]

Hey, you WV guys. Where are you? I'm in Parkersburg. I'm just starting this addiction, and I have 2 1/2 years to learn it before I retire.

Mike.....:coastgaurd:

 

[WV62]

Hey, you WV guys. Where are you? I'm in Parkersburg. I'm just starting this addiction, and I have 2 1/2 years to learn it before I retire.

Mike.....:coastgaurd:

Woodennickel,

Me and my 2 brothers are all around the Huntington area, 2 of us are retired and the baby Mark (MarkCZ on the forum) has a few more years to work. All of us are doing some detecting when we get the time.

Ron in WV

 

[MarkCZ]

Hey, you WV guys. Where are you? I'm in Parkersburg. I'm just starting this addiction, and I have 2 1/2 years to learn it before I retire.

Mike.....:coastgaurd:

Woodennickel,

Me and my 2 brothers are all around the Huntington area, 2 of us are retired and the baby Mark (MarkCZ on the forum) has a few more years to work. All of us are doing some detecting when we get the time.

Ron in WV

I thought I might find you snooping around over here. As for as I know this will be the first Tesoro in the family.
I talked to Dan_Pa on the phone a few weeks back and he said the Tesoro's really LOVE gold!

Mark

 

[WV62]

Tejon and me should get along go because I also love gold
Though I would come over here and start my Tesoro education, lot of good stuff over here.

Brother Ron in WV