Went for a early morning hunt on a great Coromandel beach, I was trying for a gold bracelet recovery, but the description of where it was lost was just to vague.
Ended up with a nice 925 ring a few spendies,
Pie money and a ring - Iād call that a success.
Looks good - shall we say āinspiringā - must charge up detector batteries and go to the beach!
Nice one Matt. Where thereās one thereās MORE.
Back to the same beach to try again for the gold bracelet, 4hrs later I finally found it and no where near the map I had been given indicated, a little junk ring and some cash as a bonus
Some good shooting there
When I do a recovery, I always ask for them to meet me on site and show me. If theyāre serious about wanting it back, theyāll make the effort.
If they are reasonably local and canāt be bothered, just emailing me a blurry Google earth photo with a big fat circle drawn on it, my efforts are commensurate.
Nice one mat what sort of detector are you running?
I recently bought a ctx3030, I used to have an AT Pro which I loved but I just couldnāt get it to play the game on wet sand or in salt water, and living where I do, I need to be able to hunt those areas.
Hi Matt
Get a copy of Andy Sabisch - āThe CTX 3030 handbookā if you havenāt already got one. Available on Ebay etc. I have a few books on the CTX but this is by far the best. Iāve done over 1200 hours with mine now and still learning. Just love it.
Good luck
I agree acopy of Andy Sabisch - āThe CTX 3030 handbook" is worth every cent really speeds up the learning curve.
awesome thanks guys I will do that, I am a bit lost using it, compared to the AT Pro
My suggestion to new CTX users is just select the appropriate āon boardā program and go for it. After all the Minelab engineers have spent many hours testing all functions before releasing the product and in my experience they can be relied upon . Having said that the amount of info that a CTX throws back at you can be a bit daunting initially.
HH
MK
The built in Coin pattern is very good and the one i use most for an initial search of an area.