Suggested Books for a new-bee:detecting:

[littleml]

Have recently purchased a used Excalibur 800 and trying to understand the different tones. I have about 6 hours hunt time and dig every target. I try to guess from the little experience I have what the target will be. I'd like to expedite the learning curve and understand there are books available by Clive Clynick and also Andy Sabich. I believe there are multiple books by each author. Looking for recommendations here. Don't really want to buy everything ever written by each author but want the best bang for my buck, any help and suggestions would be appreciated!

Mike in sunny Fl

 

[Gulf Hunter]

Hello Mike and welcome.

Quite frankly, I believe you SHOULD be digging any repeatable tone in Disc anyway, for quite a while. It is important to see what sound/target combination is.

I have only read one of Andy Sabisch's books entitled, "Advanced Water Working Techniques". It is excellent and I would recommend it. He has written many others and I'm sure they are as excellent as well, but I have not read them.

Clive has written plenty too and I've read most of the Excal and actual water technique books of Clive's. GREAT INFO! The 2 that pertain specifically to the Excal and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED are, "Advanced Methods for Finding Gold in the Water with the Minelab Excaliber" AND "Advanced Field Methods for the Minelab Excaliber: Theory & Practice". As far as I'm concerned, both would be highly recommended reads, to advance the learning curve. Best of luck to ye mate!