As I've been contemplating another detector purchase it's coming up on the 1 year anniversary of my Compadre. Purchased thanks to my participation here and reading about everyone's success stories. It's a heck of a nice little detector. I've been hunting with others over the past year they using much more expensive machines and at the end of a hunt my little pile of stuff compares to the other folks. I do find myself digging more targets because in most cases they use their read out screens to decide if they are going to dig at all. So for the time being I might hold off. I do have a new set of head phones coming having found what might be the ideal set for me. It's a one sided Pro Rattler head phone so you an ear uncovered all the time. Where I hunt being able to hear what is going on is critical. I called Kellyco about them and got the same gentleman that chimed on my post before here about Kellyco. His name is Chris. He handled my order and we chatted about the sport in general. Part of his job is to keep on eye on the web for negative comments and then check into them regarding any problems. After he took my order and we talked I felt even better about dealing with Kellyco. I got a fair price, good information, and felt valued as a customer. It's real easy to complain about any firm, frankly some people just love to fuss about anything and enjoy fueling the fire. I also found out their new showroom is done and he said it looked fantastic. I will stop and see it next time I'm in Orlando with a bit of extra time. For anyone who wants to complain about Kellyco at least give them a fair shake. If you have a problem tell them and let them fix it. If you get to the Orlando area it's worth a visit.
Oh yeah , almost forgot. Found another of those tiny tokens that keep coming up in the yard behind us. Compadre nailed it almost 6 inches down under the grass layer.
Oh yeah , almost forgot. Found another of those tiny tokens that keep coming up in the yard behind us. Compadre nailed it almost 6 inches down under the grass layer.
They're really fun to find.