GTI 2500-great machine-found first silver on 4th time out

[GetRdone]

REceived the 2500, Apr 5th, then winter made a comback, and couldn't get back out till the 9th, went to the ghost town, I had permission to hunt and found a 1902 IH at 5" down, then another round of bad weather and when it straightened up, turkey hunting season opened, not a good time to be there, so had to find an alternate site, received permission to hunt a private yard locally today, and it was graet, the machine is dead on with its target ID, dug a washington quarter, 1944-D, at 5' and a 1876-CC Seated Liberty quarter at 7", a 1945 wheat at 4" and a clad quarter and 2 toy cap guns, they were down between 8-10", both broken, you fellows were right this is one GREAT machine, would post some pictures , but don't have a camera or know what all is involved in being able to do so, maybe later, any way thanks again for your opinions, God Bless.

 

[sonny60]

n/t

 

[Uncle Willy]

Do you have a scanner? BY the way, great finds. The 2500 will find you lots of goodies.

Bill

 

[GetRdone]

n/t

 

[Uncle Willy]

Scanners are way cheaper than cameras.

Bill

 

[GetRdone]

Thanks for the info, I'll have to check them out cost wise and how they work, thanks again.:

 

[Uncle Willy]

Yeah I use a scanner for all my stuff and I have a digital camera. With a scanner you can scan and display anything, pics, text, objects, etc. Catch them on sale and you can pick one up for fifty bucks or less.



Bill

 

[GetRdone]

Got to looking at what I thought was only a printer, it also has scanner on it, I'm going to have to look for my manual on it and see if I can understand how to make use of it, and whats involved in getting the images posted to the forum, thanks Willy.

 

[Uncle Willy]

Yeah if it has a scanner then you're in business.

Bill

 

[GetRdone]

Being gray headed and a little slow with this new technoligy, I have got to do some reading and fiqure it out, maybe with any luck it won't take to long, but hate to pass up a nice day, when I could be out swinging the detector.