Etrac finding CW 3 ringers VIDEO!!!!

[JohnTN]

I thought I would post a video of myself using the Etrac finding some CW mini balls from 8"s in this depth killing dirt. I was running with minimal discrimination and manual sensitivity 30. This video was made this weekend, I was hosting a hunt with friends Donny and Arthur from Canada. Donny was the one using the Nautilus, Arthur is the tall guy with the mustache, My brother Kirk was the guy in the Carhardt's with the big mustache. I hope you enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5UvKU8zoN0&feature=channel_page

 

[Ringpowerz]

Good video but that music is very anooying

 

[TheMarshall]

Enjoyed the video, but needed to hear more of the commentary and wind in the microphone, to get the sense of the open country.

My kind of detecting....Out with the guys, cups of coffee, and a broad horizon of fields to search for CW history.

Great vid, well done and thanks for sharing..........TheMarshall.

 

[JohnTN]

Thanks Guys, I'm glad you liked the video.

John

 

[thedeserttortoise]

Liked the video and the music.....excellant job to you all...thanks for sharing.

 

[Erik in NJ]

I thought the music was great! Thanks for the great video and hope to hook up with you guys some time and do some detetcing as well as sample some of that TN barbeque that I miss so much (went to Corky's in Memphis about 12 years ago!).

 

[JohnTN]

Thanks, DesertTortoise I'm glad you like the video and the music. I'm a guitar picker myself and love smoking picking hence the music. LOL
Thanks Eric, TN does have some great BBQ, Corkys is famous for a reason. Come on down anytime we'll show you around and swing a coil.

 

[Reggie]

John, I enjoyed the video, too. May I ask some questions about your machines and finds? I wonder how the Nautilus compared in finding minies? (I have an E-trac and a Nauti 2Ba). What were the coins and/or buttons you guys found-modern or WBTS? Thanks for sharing that with us. A LA Tiger.

 

[JohnTN]

Hi Reggie, as we both know the Nautilus is an amazing machine. We compared signals on the mini-balls and neither machine was having problems getting them at 8". The Etrac seemed to have an advantage on the little round pistol balls at depth and seperation in the thick iron trash.
The buttons we found were--- one underware button, couple overall buttons and a un-identified decorative coat button.