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Friday afternoon

K

koski19

New member
Hello all,
Just sittin here, watching the snow storm coming into Reno/Sparks.
Having a Moosehead Lager as well. Soon the ground here will be
frozen and my detector will be put away until spring.
I was reading the posts and came to wondering; Since winter is
upon us, does anyone send in their detectors for service or calibration?
What is your criteria? If so, what has the cost been? Have you been happy
with the results? Stop by and say Hi!
Jeff
 
I had the same question , It seems all you get is THANKS for your money and SEE YA from dealers.I've got a land ranger and I thinks its just out of warrenty,I purchased it from a dealer in Panama City FL.on Vacation 5 or 6 years ago and I can't find my proof of purchase or the name of the dealer. I've got less than 100 hours on the thing and now that I'm retired and broke I'm ready to start using it again. Ground balance is shot and coin readings are noway what the manual says they should be.Did I get my $400 worth??? Not Happy
 
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