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Infinium LS

Hi,
Use mine a lot... paid for it many times over. I really like the unit, but it is not everyone's cup of tea.
Steve Herschbach
 
Hey your the Alaskan detector, correct? You have alot of info on your website on the Infinium. Akmining? I just emailed you if your the fellow.
Awesome, thanks.
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DArryl
 
Hi Darryl,
Yup, that's me. I'm turning into a bit of a ground-balancing pulse induction junkie. My Infinium and GP 3000 are scoring most all my major finds these days. I just sold two of my VLF units as they were getting little use. You have to put up with quirky dual-tone discrimination that is nowhere near what a VLF has for dicrimination, but the fact is the my Infinium and GP pull targets out of mineralized ground and from depths my VLF detectors cannot touch.
Anyway, I'm not posting as much lately as I've been too busy, and felt like I was coming off as some kind of "Infinium pusher". The fact is that these types of units are not for everyone, and people with a certain set of expectations will not like them at all. But for anyone seriously interested in PI units, who does not want to just "dig-it-all" the Infinium is a very real option. I've dug more old coins with it this summer than I have with a VLF in years, and from areas considered "worked out". The only real limitation on the unit as far as I am concerned is that you cannot use it in places where digging large, deep holes is unacceptable.
Your email may have not reached me... try again at the above address. My email filtering is getting pretty aggressive due to the overwhelming amount of spam I get these days.
Steve Herschbach
 
I have been an avid PI user for many years but only in salt water. I have water hunted all over the world and the pulse has been the best in most cases. I tried to get another detector Co, to do just what Garrett has done with the Infinium. I would like to see the reverse desc. function to be push button, or toggle. When you work in heavy surf you may not have the extra hand to turn a know. I have never used this new machine, but I WILL. I am headed for the Med. in April and will take one with me. If it works nearly as good as the reports I have read I will like it fine. (([Its about time Charlie</FONT> ]))
 
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