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Hello everyone from a newbie
- Thread starter Metalman
- Start date
morelic1955
Well-known member
Welcome to the forum!!! Great finds are to be made with the X70. Be patient and read the manual and don't be afraid to get on here and ask questions
It takes time to become a detectorist rather than someone who just uses a detector...Read the FAQFAQ on top, view the video, and above all the only dumb question is the one that isn't asked..If you have a beach in your area, run it wide open and dig all to give you an idea of the audio and screen responses....digging is easy with a beach scoop thats why I recommend a beach..
All in all X-terra 70 is user friendly, light and cosmetical ergonomic so you shouldn't tire easily. Warning...highly addictive and you only get out of the hobby what you put into it.. Many swing a detector and hope given time you become a detectorist...
All in all X-terra 70 is user friendly, light and cosmetical ergonomic so you shouldn't tire easily. Warning...highly addictive and you only get out of the hobby what you put into it.. Many swing a detector and hope given time you become a detectorist...
North Georgia Relics
Member
Welcome to the forum. Dan is spot on. Follow his advice, learn your machine and keep us posted on all the goodies that you find.
Thanks for the advice All, I'm getting through the FAQ section, lots of valuable learning there.
Ive been getting a bit of practice with my machine and getting better at tuning it. Ive cleaned out the back yard of some coins my son & daughter lost out there and found some long lost reticulation.
ive tried it out at some of the local park sand pits and found about $5 dollars and a pocket knife so far and my son is happy with his growing toy car collection (every pit seems to have at least one).
I live not far from gold country and am thinking about getting a suitable coil when the budget permits.
Ive been getting a bit of practice with my machine and getting better at tuning it. Ive cleaned out the back yard of some coins my son & daughter lost out there and found some long lost reticulation.
ive tried it out at some of the local park sand pits and found about $5 dollars and a pocket knife so far and my son is happy with his growing toy car collection (every pit seems to have at least one).
I live not far from gold country and am thinking about getting a suitable coil when the budget permits.