Just Got One!

[banditicey]

We Have Been Long Minelab Detectorists

But We Are Hoping To Get To Detect In The Red Soil Of The South This Year

We Live In WNY And Are Making Plans To Visit The South During Our Winter And Detect

Just Tonight The Husband Purchased The Garrett ATX And We Hope To Get Another For Me Soon

I No We Are Looking Forward To Learning To Use The ATX And Will Be On This Forum Learning And Admiring


HH

 

[John-Edmonton]

The ATX works very well in that red soil. You are going to go DEEP! Looking forward to seeing your finds. If you have any questions, please ask.

 

[banditicey]

Thanks John

I Was Wondering If Anyone Was Out There Or If Everyone Was Detecting

Regards and HH
Eva

 

[widebody]

[size=large]Ya might go to You-Tube and punch in NQ Explorers. A fella name of Warren does a good job of explaining and showing how and when to use the ATX in the goldfields of Australia. You'll enjoy his other vids also. He hunts with his wife Connie. If I could, I'd buy an ATX in a heartbeat. Just couldn't use it. But I'm sure my son and his bride to be would wear it out. Hope ya find the mother-lode with yous.

HH[/size]

 

[banditicey]

GOT IT!

It Is Beautiful

Cannot Wait To Use It

 

[WaterWalker]

Welcome to the Wonderful World of the ATX!
There are many great thread on this forum about first time user hints and settings. You may want to search back at least a year ago when the detector was just being delivered to users.

One thing you should never forget to do each time just before you start detecting: is to Ground Balance the ATX.

Other settings are more forgiving. If you are using two ATXs in relatively close proximity you will also want to search for the best frequency, ONE machine at a time. I.e. turn one ATX on, GB it, set any other op conditions you want before turning on the SECOND ATX and then search for the best frequency for it along with the other settings.

May the ring of gold be in your ears and its glitter in your scoop!