Andy/Memphis
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put it together and hit my side yard and found a 1996 jefferson nickel and this toy car i like it easy to use and pinpoint as well
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got my Silver Sabre umax
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Andy/Memphis
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thanks i have hunted this side yard with several detectors and always find something it is the redbutton silver sabre umax works great i have let the ace250 go one meter machine is enough my xlt for that need
That's a great machine. I just love mine. I'm so impressed with how deep it goes and it is just such a park hound. It is so much fun I have trouble leaving it alone. I have a Euro Sabre which is an outstanding performer but the Silver is like an old hound and it's hard to just leave him at home when I go out to hunt.
I have had good success with the SS uMax and it has a place as a one and only detector, or an important element of a person's battery of detectors. It's a deffinite keeper. It's one of those that if you sell it you'll always regret it.
Here are my first finds with the SS uMax. I had already hunted this small area with a Bounty Hunter Quick Draw II, a Garrett GTAx 500 and a Tesoro Cibola. I got a clear signal on that brass bell. It was 16" deep. Many years ago there was carnaval and a mary-go-round close to the spot where I found that bell. The Mary-go-round has been restored at a great cost. It is the only mary-go-round of it's kind in existance. It is the only one of it's kind that goes around and up and down at the same time. The horses were restored at a cost of hundreds of thousands of dollars and are concidered works of art. It is at the Little Rock Zoo now and it still gives rides to kids.
This bell I found is identical to bells that are on two of the horses.
I'd like to hear more from you about your SS uMax.
I have had good success with the SS uMax and it has a place as a one and only detector, or an important element of a person's battery of detectors. It's a deffinite keeper. It's one of those that if you sell it you'll always regret it.
Here are my first finds with the SS uMax. I had already hunted this small area with a Bounty Hunter Quick Draw II, a Garrett GTAx 500 and a Tesoro Cibola. I got a clear signal on that brass bell. It was 16" deep. Many years ago there was carnaval and a mary-go-round close to the spot where I found that bell. The Mary-go-round has been restored at a great cost. It is the only mary-go-round of it's kind in existance. It is the only one of it's kind that goes around and up and down at the same time. The horses were restored at a cost of hundreds of thousands of dollars and are concidered works of art. It is at the Little Rock Zoo now and it still gives rides to kids.
This bell I found is identical to bells that are on two of the horses.
I'd like to hear more from you about your SS uMax.
BarberBill
New member
Love the SSumax. Have 2 of them (one for the wife). Modified one with a toggle switch so I can leave it in all metal rather than just pinpoint when I wish. Have made some surprisingly deep finds as well as lots of coins at moderate depths etc. Great for competition hunts too.
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Bill
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