About a month ago I went detecting with my friend Pastor Bob, I had my Minelab Explorer XS and My Whites DFX. We hunted three different areas, at the last area we were loading up to go home, I had my hearing aids in my shirt pocket. I pulled out the pouch I keep my ear buds in that I use for headphones. This pouch was in my shirt pocket with the hearing aids, out flew one of my hearing aids. Only took ten, fifteen minutes to find it, however we did find it, that was a GOOD find. We get home the rechargeable battery pack for the Whites is missing. Neither of us could find it in the car. My wife went with me back to all three areas looking for the battery pack, no luck. We come home eat dinner and I realize my cell phone is missing, the wife and I get in the car again and hunt for the cell phone. Found it at the first area, another GOOD find, still no battery pack. Today about a month later Pastor Bob calls he had his car serviced and the guys found my battery pack somewhere in his car (The Bermuda Triangle). Now I am three for three finds on my loses, and I have RELEARNED not to have anything on my person or my pockets that I want to risk losing while detecting.
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My Friends car (The Bermuda Triangle)
- Thread starter ahunter
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geodehunter
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Now that's 3 very good finds!!! I bet you were one happy camper.
I know the feeling.
I lost my car keys the other day somewhere in the house. I spent so much time looking, I was finding stuff I didn't even know I owned. After a few hours I had to quit looking or I was going to blow a head gasket. 
Later in the day they turned up in a location that I would have sworn under oath that I had already looked in.
I lost my car keys the other day somewhere in the house. I spent so much time looking, I was finding stuff I didn't even know I owned. After a few hours I had to quit looking or I was going to blow a head gasket. Later in the day they turned up in a location that I would have sworn under oath that I had already looked in.
GeorgeinSC
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I know the feeling of finding expensive things that you have lost. When I first bought my detector I was detecting the yard where my Wife's Parents had lived. Got finished for the evening and noticed that one of my hearing aids was missing. I had been taking my headphones off so I could hear the pro pointer and must have knocked the hearing aid out of my ear while doing so. I spent quite a bit of time looking for the aid with no luck. My brother in law and his wife also spent time looking. My sister in law made a tour of the yard and she also could not find it. I tried using the all metal mode on my detector on the other hearing aid and got no signal. Must not have been enough metal to register and that surprises me as I have found BB's with the detector.
Next day I decided to give it one more try and found the aid in the last place that I had dug a target the evening before. Every one of us had looked in that area and had not seen the hearing aid. I was one happy camper as I was not looking forward laying out the cost of a new hearing aid.
That yard has been good to me. I have found two Washington quarters (1939, 1943) and a 1911 Barber dime to go along with quite a number of wheat pennies. I plan on giving it another good going over the next time I am in that area.
Glad you found your lost items.
Next day I decided to give it one more try and found the aid in the last place that I had dug a target the evening before. Every one of us had looked in that area and had not seen the hearing aid. I was one happy camper as I was not looking forward laying out the cost of a new hearing aid.
That yard has been good to me. I have found two Washington quarters (1939, 1943) and a 1911 Barber dime to go along with quite a number of wheat pennies. I plan on giving it another good going over the next time I am in that area.
Glad you found your lost items.