wonderful machine

[Anonymous]

I'm not new to detecting, but I'll tell you what. This Explorer xs is the greatest. My second time out I found two V nickels. My fifth time neted me 140 coins. A 1943 walkin half, three silver quarters, seven silver dimes, which five were mercs. and 27 wheaties. Oh and a silver St Christhoper medal. Hows that? I think its time to sell the XLT.

 

[Anonymous]

for goodness sake,do not let David Di catch you calling the explorer a machine.!!
He will tell you to call it a unit,or a detector.

 

[Anonymous]

Hello Curt,
Which program were you using?
Thanks,
Jerry.

 

[Anonymous]

Listen i'm in upstate NY. That should account for somethhing. I used the basis turn on and go, with deep setting thats all. And who's this Dave anyhow? I'm still learnin, Oh I went back same spot, found three more merc's. This is tons of fun.

 

[Anonymous]

NICE!!! but how about giving us newbies a clue how we go about finding a good site like that to work. You certainly don't need to to tell us WHERE it is but hopefully you might let us in on to WHAT it is, thanks Ken

 

[Anonymous]

DAVE

 

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[Anonymous]

i JUST GOT MINE AND AM HAVEING THE SAME KIND OF LUCK.

 

[Anonymous]

hi curt , you still own a xlt. that kids toy! i used a xlt for 5 years made a ton of good finds. after useing my xs 1 time , i sold the xlt for 350 bucks all 3 loops and the suit case ! this next time next year you won,t get a wooden nickel for it.