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I took advantage of the triple score Christmas sale…

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Silverbackbob

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It looks like we still have about 10 days to 2 weeks of ok weather before the ground freezes here. We are also supposed to get some rain which will help make the ground more diggable.

I’ve been out of the hobby for awhile but my grandson is showing interest so I thought what the heck. I’m thinking a simplex for him, but which model? Any advice would be appreciated.

I’m an old Fisher cz guy so 8m sure there will be a learning curve, probably a lengthy one for me on the triple score! Getting up and down isn’t as easy as it used to be either at 71. Hope springs eternal!!
 
Wow, where do you live Alaska?
The simplexes are good detectors but are not the lightest or easy to use for many because of the tones. For a great super lightweight waterproof detector I like the X10 pro at around $200. For a light and easy to use SMF detector the 440 or 540 vanquishes are great too. A used one can be had for around $200 +/-
The CZs are great but heavy to swing.
 
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