#. 1) How To Make Metal Detector
#. 2) How To Make Metal Detector - Improved Model
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Wednesday, October 8, 2008
MAKE YOUR OWN METAL DETECTOR
There are a few possible ways to make a cheap metal detector. You can find the trick to make metal detector of your own from MetaCafe as listed below;-
#. 1) How To Make Metal Detector
#. 2) How To Make Metal Detector - Improved Model
Try the two methods above yourself.
#. 1) How To Make Metal Detector
#. 2) How To Make Metal Detector - Improved Model
Try the two methods above yourself.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
How To Swing A Metal Detector For Success
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When swinging a metal detector, proper technique is essential. if you hold the coil too high above the ground depth is lost. If you swing the coil to quickly, you may miss a valuable target. And if you walk too quickly, you may pass over a target.
I like to think of the coil as a paint roller. Pretend that your coil is loaded with paint, and that you're trying to paint the ground that you're walking across. As you slowly sweep the coil back-and-forth across the ground imagine paint being applied. You're trying to paint the entire area you were trying to cover. If you can imagine the paint, you should be able to cover the entire area without missing a single spot.
As far as the height above the ground goes, you want to hold the coil as close to the ground as possible. Obviously, if you're working in tall grass you're maybe 3 or 4 in. above the ground. On the other hand, on a smooth flat beach surface, you can easily skim the coil right over the sand. Remember, the higher the coil is above the surface the more depth you will lose. If they've got a old coin that is 6 in. below the surface, and your detector can detect 8 in., and the coil is 3 in. above the ground, you will miss that target. If the coil had been directly upon the ground you would be able to detect that target.
For walking speed, remember the paint rollerr analogy above. As long as you are painting the entire surface of the ground and not missing any spots, you are not walking too quickly. However, if you find that your imaginary paint is missing areas, you need to slow down your pace.
I have used this technique successfully to find lots of gold coins, valuable jewelry, and other rare finds. The hope you find this technique improves your success rate.
About The Author
Dean Novosat is an avid treasure hunting and can often be found metal detecting the beaches of the mid-Atlantic United States. He uses Minelab equipment exclusively, but you will also find Garret and Fisher detectors in his arsenal.n He is the webmaster of http://www.treasure-metal-detecting.com and http://www.metal-detector-info.com.
Article source: http://www.articlecity.com/articles/men/article_262.shtml
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When swinging a metal detector, proper technique is essential. if you hold the coil too high above the ground depth is lost. If you swing the coil to quickly, you may miss a valuable target. And if you walk too quickly, you may pass over a target.
I like to think of the coil as a paint roller. Pretend that your coil is loaded with paint, and that you're trying to paint the ground that you're walking across. As you slowly sweep the coil back-and-forth across the ground imagine paint being applied. You're trying to paint the entire area you were trying to cover. If you can imagine the paint, you should be able to cover the entire area without missing a single spot.
As far as the height above the ground goes, you want to hold the coil as close to the ground as possible. Obviously, if you're working in tall grass you're maybe 3 or 4 in. above the ground. On the other hand, on a smooth flat beach surface, you can easily skim the coil right over the sand. Remember, the higher the coil is above the surface the more depth you will lose. If they've got a old coin that is 6 in. below the surface, and your detector can detect 8 in., and the coil is 3 in. above the ground, you will miss that target. If the coil had been directly upon the ground you would be able to detect that target.
For walking speed, remember the paint rollerr analogy above. As long as you are painting the entire surface of the ground and not missing any spots, you are not walking too quickly. However, if you find that your imaginary paint is missing areas, you need to slow down your pace.
I have used this technique successfully to find lots of gold coins, valuable jewelry, and other rare finds. The hope you find this technique improves your success rate.
About The Author
Dean Novosat is an avid treasure hunting and can often be found metal detecting the beaches of the mid-Atlantic United States. He uses Minelab equipment exclusively, but you will also find Garret and Fisher detectors in his arsenal.n He is the webmaster of http://www.treasure-metal-detecting.com and http://www.metal-detector-info.com.
Article source: http://www.articlecity.com/articles/men/article_262.shtml
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Helpful Tips to Treasure Hunting With Metal Detectors
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Whether you are a novice or experienced treasure hunter nothing is more important than that one great find of the day, but many treasure hunters miss that great find by not digging everything, or by being asked to leave a site, right before digging that last ping, because they didn't ask permission to hunt there, well here are some ideas and tips to help you get "your" great find.
1. Can I hunt here?
First and foremost, always get permission to hunt a site, even when it is a public place like a beach or park, one way I have gotten permission for these types of places is to offer a free service, for instance, ask the caretaker if they would like you to remove all the sharp metal objects buried in the sand, like flip tops, and crushed cans, provided you can keep or properly dispose of what is found, they are more likely to allow you access if they get something useful out of it, like having their beach cleaned and unsafe items removed, and feel free to show them what hazards you have removed from their patrons harm, so they will allow you to return often, of course you don't show the coins, jewelry, or valuables you also sifted out of the sand.
2. Bad times = good times for you!
Although where to hunt is important , it's also "when" you hunt some places that makes the most difference. When hunting beaches almost anytime is OK but how much better would your hit rate be if you went after a very hot and busy beach day? well you might think that improves your chances of finding some valuables, and it does, but what would be better is take the same scenario as before, but add the element of a mid-day, or late afternoon, thunderstorm that came with out warning, now you are adding the fact that many beach goers, caught unaware of the impending storm until the first cloudburst, are now all racing around to collect their belongings and trying to get out of the deluge, in this instance many people will find they have lost something valuable, and just a note on jewelry, anything found with engravings or inscriptions, you should always try to locate the original owner if possible, most times a reward will be offered, and you will make someone's day great.
Another great time to go to beaches or around lakes is after a huge storm, where erosion has occurred, inland lakes only require heavy downpours or snowmelt to expose items previously buried too deep to find, but on the shore hurricanes, and nor'easters are best for exposing much older, deeper items missed in the past, sometimes including gold coins from ancient shipwrecks. If you live near a northern shore where large amounts of snow accumulates over the winter, the first spring snowmelt is also likely to erode enough beach to expose older buried treasures previously missed by other detectorists.
3. History lessons!
Research your areas history. In my town we have a building that is host to housing a middle aged couple who also have the small luncheonette run by them on the ground floor, and engraved in the wooden columns is a date: built 1786, so while waiting for my sandwich I asked what this place was originally, and was told it was a stage-coach stop, so I proceeded to ask if they also owned the dirt parking area across the street, and they told me no one knows if anyone owns it, I told her why I asked, and she offered to allow me to not only search the public area across the street, but if I let her know when I am there I can search all the property around the building their family has owned for generations. Many area's local historical societies can provide guidance as to what area's were first developed and which roads or sites still exist today, and will offer locally written books about the settlement and development of the area, many of which will include a large old building which was a hostel/bordello in it's day, which means allot of traffic in one place for many people to lose their belongings, even something as seemingly insignificant as a metal button can bring in a high cash value if it is old but identifiable, people have found very old coins and jewelry as well, when I picked out a silver medal of "Mary" I didn't think much of it, it was all black and crusty, but later when going through my findings I picked it out and carefully cleaned it to reveal the rock she is standing on has the date 1839, and was found on the grounds of a building that was built in 1886, along with a few coins from the early 1800's, by the way the building was also a bordello during the first world war, it is located near naval docks!
4. Tools of the trade!
Ok you found a good spot to hunt and got permission, you have a metal detector, what else do you need? Well for beach hunting as well as other types of hunting you will need to start with at least two zippered or Velcro pouches, like a belly bag, or you can use a builder's pocketed apron, one will be used to hold your good or questionable findings, the other you will use for obvious trash dug up, when beach hunting you will need a sand scoop, preferably with a wire mesh basket, wire mesh scoops tend to be lighter than perforated stainless steel baskets, you want the holes small enough to prevent a half dime from slipping through, if they are bigger you might miss out on small rings as well, for other types of treasure hunting you will need a sharp serrated digging tool, many of which look like a hunting knife, but if the blade is shaped like a trowel shovel it will be easier to dig through hard rocky, packed dirt, especially if there are dense tree or shrubbery roots to cut through to get down to your prize, in this case a long metal probe is useful for narrowing down where to dig, by inserting it around the area where you got your ping, you can tell whether it is buried deep or shallow, and with numerous probings you can determine the general shape of the object before digging it out of the dirt. Always wear leather gloves when digging to protect your hands from glass, sharp metal objects, or sharp stones.
Happy Hunting To All!
Copyright© Daniel Chiapperino 2006
http://www.dans-digital-discount-emporium.com/metaldetectors.html
Article source: http://www.articlecity.com/articles/men/article_262.shtml
Whether you are a novice or experienced treasure hunter nothing is more important than that one great find of the day, but many treasure hunters miss that great find by not digging everything, or by being asked to leave a site, right before digging that last ping, because they didn't ask permission to hunt there, well here are some ideas and tips to help you get "your" great find.
1. Can I hunt here?
First and foremost, always get permission to hunt a site, even when it is a public place like a beach or park, one way I have gotten permission for these types of places is to offer a free service, for instance, ask the caretaker if they would like you to remove all the sharp metal objects buried in the sand, like flip tops, and crushed cans, provided you can keep or properly dispose of what is found, they are more likely to allow you access if they get something useful out of it, like having their beach cleaned and unsafe items removed, and feel free to show them what hazards you have removed from their patrons harm, so they will allow you to return often, of course you don't show the coins, jewelry, or valuables you also sifted out of the sand.
2. Bad times = good times for you!
Although where to hunt is important , it's also "when" you hunt some places that makes the most difference. When hunting beaches almost anytime is OK but how much better would your hit rate be if you went after a very hot and busy beach day? well you might think that improves your chances of finding some valuables, and it does, but what would be better is take the same scenario as before, but add the element of a mid-day, or late afternoon, thunderstorm that came with out warning, now you are adding the fact that many beach goers, caught unaware of the impending storm until the first cloudburst, are now all racing around to collect their belongings and trying to get out of the deluge, in this instance many people will find they have lost something valuable, and just a note on jewelry, anything found with engravings or inscriptions, you should always try to locate the original owner if possible, most times a reward will be offered, and you will make someone's day great.
Another great time to go to beaches or around lakes is after a huge storm, where erosion has occurred, inland lakes only require heavy downpours or snowmelt to expose items previously buried too deep to find, but on the shore hurricanes, and nor'easters are best for exposing much older, deeper items missed in the past, sometimes including gold coins from ancient shipwrecks. If you live near a northern shore where large amounts of snow accumulates over the winter, the first spring snowmelt is also likely to erode enough beach to expose older buried treasures previously missed by other detectorists.
3. History lessons!
Research your areas history. In my town we have a building that is host to housing a middle aged couple who also have the small luncheonette run by them on the ground floor, and engraved in the wooden columns is a date: built 1786, so while waiting for my sandwich I asked what this place was originally, and was told it was a stage-coach stop, so I proceeded to ask if they also owned the dirt parking area across the street, and they told me no one knows if anyone owns it, I told her why I asked, and she offered to allow me to not only search the public area across the street, but if I let her know when I am there I can search all the property around the building their family has owned for generations. Many area's local historical societies can provide guidance as to what area's were first developed and which roads or sites still exist today, and will offer locally written books about the settlement and development of the area, many of which will include a large old building which was a hostel/bordello in it's day, which means allot of traffic in one place for many people to lose their belongings, even something as seemingly insignificant as a metal button can bring in a high cash value if it is old but identifiable, people have found very old coins and jewelry as well, when I picked out a silver medal of "Mary" I didn't think much of it, it was all black and crusty, but later when going through my findings I picked it out and carefully cleaned it to reveal the rock she is standing on has the date 1839, and was found on the grounds of a building that was built in 1886, along with a few coins from the early 1800's, by the way the building was also a bordello during the first world war, it is located near naval docks!
4. Tools of the trade!
Ok you found a good spot to hunt and got permission, you have a metal detector, what else do you need? Well for beach hunting as well as other types of hunting you will need to start with at least two zippered or Velcro pouches, like a belly bag, or you can use a builder's pocketed apron, one will be used to hold your good or questionable findings, the other you will use for obvious trash dug up, when beach hunting you will need a sand scoop, preferably with a wire mesh basket, wire mesh scoops tend to be lighter than perforated stainless steel baskets, you want the holes small enough to prevent a half dime from slipping through, if they are bigger you might miss out on small rings as well, for other types of treasure hunting you will need a sharp serrated digging tool, many of which look like a hunting knife, but if the blade is shaped like a trowel shovel it will be easier to dig through hard rocky, packed dirt, especially if there are dense tree or shrubbery roots to cut through to get down to your prize, in this case a long metal probe is useful for narrowing down where to dig, by inserting it around the area where you got your ping, you can tell whether it is buried deep or shallow, and with numerous probings you can determine the general shape of the object before digging it out of the dirt. Always wear leather gloves when digging to protect your hands from glass, sharp metal objects, or sharp stones.
Happy Hunting To All!
Copyright© Daniel Chiapperino 2006
http://www.dans-digital-discount-emporium.com/metaldetectors.html
Article source: http://www.articlecity.com/articles/men/article_262.shtml
Metal Detector Buying Guide
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If you were one person who loves adventure in the form of treasure hunting, then a metal detector would be one of your necessary equipments. Be it out of sheer hobby or more on the professional level, you really would not perform well treasure hunting if you do not have a good metal detector to explore with.
A metal detector is one sophisticated device that leads you toward gold mines. A good metal detector would sure find some small treasures buried in sands, in soils, and in other obscured places. A good, wholesome fun is sure to be delivered by this ingenious device.
If you are planning to buy a metal detector to join the treasure-hunting fun, here are some tips to guide you so that youll get the best deal possible. Metal detectors can be pricey, so youve got to invest your money well.
1. Determine where you are going to use the device at
There are certain features needed for certain places the device is going to be used for. If you intend to use it on the beach, the terrain wont be that rigorous. But you are going to need waterproof protection. If you wanted to use it more rigidly, then you should opt for the one that is especially made for all kinds of terrains.
2. Estimate for how long you are going to use the detector
The hours of operation a metal detector is determined by its model. Some are made to work for as long as 24 hours a day. Some cant perform as much. This is decided by the battery life of the device you are going to purchase. Also decide if you rather have extra batteries or if you prefer to get a charging kit.
3. Know your budget for it
As stated earlier, metal detectors could really be expensive. You can cut on cost if you cut on features. Try to look for the best bargain by enumerating the features you are going to need against the one that you can leave off. Also, be on the look out for brands that are big on features but small in price. Now thats a real good deal.
4. Research the latest technologies
As with other electronic equipments, innovations seems to always happen overnight. If you are going to buy a metal detector today, try to know that technologies are currently employed. You do not want to be behind the technology line, right?
5. Get some professional advice
Get an advice from people who are the known authorities in the field of metal detectors. Although families and friends are good sources of information, they might not be as updated as the experts are. If you wanted to get the best device possible, get first-hand information from the experts themselves.
6. Consider durability
Youve got to buy a metal detector that could withstand normal wear and tear longer than its competitors. The longer the metal detector can serve you, the better your return on investment will be.
7. Consider accuracy
Of course, the metal detector has to perform, and very well at that. It should deliver accurate detection. It should also carry out the task real well. It should spot treasures at once, and in a very precise manner. This is important because this is its main job out on the field. If it cannot detect small jewelry, as it should, then it is not worth buying, no matter how a good deal it seemed to be.
8. Get the most adaptable one
This can be determined by the metal detectors ability to be upgraded, when possible. Get the one that has a lot of devices that can be attached or added to it to make it work better. Do not settle for the detector that is relatively stagnant. If the detectors features can be enhanced further, the better buy it is.
These points could serve as your guide in buying a new metal detector. The more advantage points the particular type of detector you are eyeing for has, the better buy it is. Just make sure that you cash on the every feature you paid for. Buying a metal detector is a real decision. Buying that one is an even harder job. Follow these steps and you are sure to be guided accordingly.
About The Author
John Morris
For more great metal detector related articles and resources check out http://123metaldetectors.info
Article Source: http://www.articlecity.com/articles/men/article_262.shtml
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If you were one person who loves adventure in the form of treasure hunting, then a metal detector would be one of your necessary equipments. Be it out of sheer hobby or more on the professional level, you really would not perform well treasure hunting if you do not have a good metal detector to explore with.
A metal detector is one sophisticated device that leads you toward gold mines. A good metal detector would sure find some small treasures buried in sands, in soils, and in other obscured places. A good, wholesome fun is sure to be delivered by this ingenious device.
If you are planning to buy a metal detector to join the treasure-hunting fun, here are some tips to guide you so that youll get the best deal possible. Metal detectors can be pricey, so youve got to invest your money well.
1. Determine where you are going to use the device at
There are certain features needed for certain places the device is going to be used for. If you intend to use it on the beach, the terrain wont be that rigorous. But you are going to need waterproof protection. If you wanted to use it more rigidly, then you should opt for the one that is especially made for all kinds of terrains.
2. Estimate for how long you are going to use the detector
The hours of operation a metal detector is determined by its model. Some are made to work for as long as 24 hours a day. Some cant perform as much. This is decided by the battery life of the device you are going to purchase. Also decide if you rather have extra batteries or if you prefer to get a charging kit.
3. Know your budget for it
As stated earlier, metal detectors could really be expensive. You can cut on cost if you cut on features. Try to look for the best bargain by enumerating the features you are going to need against the one that you can leave off. Also, be on the look out for brands that are big on features but small in price. Now thats a real good deal.
4. Research the latest technologies
As with other electronic equipments, innovations seems to always happen overnight. If you are going to buy a metal detector today, try to know that technologies are currently employed. You do not want to be behind the technology line, right?
5. Get some professional advice
Get an advice from people who are the known authorities in the field of metal detectors. Although families and friends are good sources of information, they might not be as updated as the experts are. If you wanted to get the best device possible, get first-hand information from the experts themselves.
6. Consider durability
Youve got to buy a metal detector that could withstand normal wear and tear longer than its competitors. The longer the metal detector can serve you, the better your return on investment will be.
7. Consider accuracy
Of course, the metal detector has to perform, and very well at that. It should deliver accurate detection. It should also carry out the task real well. It should spot treasures at once, and in a very precise manner. This is important because this is its main job out on the field. If it cannot detect small jewelry, as it should, then it is not worth buying, no matter how a good deal it seemed to be.
8. Get the most adaptable one
This can be determined by the metal detectors ability to be upgraded, when possible. Get the one that has a lot of devices that can be attached or added to it to make it work better. Do not settle for the detector that is relatively stagnant. If the detectors features can be enhanced further, the better buy it is.
These points could serve as your guide in buying a new metal detector. The more advantage points the particular type of detector you are eyeing for has, the better buy it is. Just make sure that you cash on the every feature you paid for. Buying a metal detector is a real decision. Buying that one is an even harder job. Follow these steps and you are sure to be guided accordingly.
About The Author
John Morris
For more great metal detector related articles and resources check out http://123metaldetectors.info
Article Source: http://www.articlecity.com/articles/men/article_262.shtml
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Friday, August 22, 2008
Choosing The Right Metal Detector
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If this is your first metal detector purchase, consider getting some professional and expert advice to make sure that you have making the right choice. Metal detectors usually come with a complete control box containing the controls, circuitry, batteries, microprocessor, and the speaker. Metal detectors also include a search shaft that connects it to the coil and the control box. A search coil senses the metal and the stabilizer is responsible for keeping the unit steady when it is moved.
Tesoro Metal Detector
There are two types of Tesoro metal detectors. The Tesoro Golden Max is a metal detector that enables you to control what you want to find. It has features such as the four tone audio ID with an adjustable Notch Filter Discriminate, great sensitivity, and comes with a full depth design. The other type is the Tesoro DeLeon, a metal detector designed for the Target Identification Detector (TID).
Whites Metal Detectors
There are different types of Whites metal detectors to choose from such as: the DFX™, a great model that ultimately combines the turn-on-and-go simplicity with the sophisticated microprocessor technology. This contains an operational frequency of 3 kHz and 15 kHz which is amazingly recommendable. The XLT® Metal Detector, is a detector which provides high performance with the best flexibility. You can choose from five different programs that come with 20 Pr Options and 1o Basic Adjustments. The MXT has three separate operating modules which include jewelry/coin, relic, and gold processing. There is also the Prizm Series. This series includes all types of Prizm from II,III, IV and V. All of these contain a pinpoint mode that turns zero when in a target location.
The Fisher Metal Detectors
The 1266-X model is from Dr. Gerhard Fisher who obtained the first aircraft radio direction finders during the late 1920’s. This detector allows you to dig and search at a great depth. Although this is a good detector, it does not function clearly on saltwater surfaces. It comes with a manual and a 5 year warranty.
Garrett Metal Detectors
There are three models to choose from: The Garrett Super Scanner, a hand-held metal detector that allows you to detect from a medium-sized pistol down to the tiniest piece of jewelry. Its simplicity is unmatched. The Garett SuperWand Security, this is one of the most famous detectors. This detector has extreme accuracy in detecting metal objects and weapons with its uniform sensitivity that covers a 360° scan area. And lastly, the Garett Magna Scanner PD Walk Through, which has its own unique features in scanning the exact location like multi-coil detection and ultra-enhanced field pinpoints. The amazing feature is that it can tell the exact location of a metal object within the 33 distinct areas.
Bounty Hunter Metal Detectors
Tracker IV, this model includes a built-in Automatic Ground Tracker which is capable of maintaining ground balance. The good thing about this detector is not only is it offered at a very reasonable price, but also it is user friendly and can deliver an effective and efficient performance in different applications.
These are the well-known detectors offered in the market. Choosing the right metal detectors will depend upon your range of use and study.
About The Author
Simon Oliver has an interest in Metal Detecting. To access more articles on Metal Detecting or for additional information and resources visit this Metal Detectors related website http://www.metaldetectorresources.info.
Article Source: http://www.articlecity.com/articles/men/article_262.shtml
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If this is your first metal detector purchase, consider getting some professional and expert advice to make sure that you have making the right choice. Metal detectors usually come with a complete control box containing the controls, circuitry, batteries, microprocessor, and the speaker. Metal detectors also include a search shaft that connects it to the coil and the control box. A search coil senses the metal and the stabilizer is responsible for keeping the unit steady when it is moved.
Tesoro Metal Detector
There are two types of Tesoro metal detectors. The Tesoro Golden Max is a metal detector that enables you to control what you want to find. It has features such as the four tone audio ID with an adjustable Notch Filter Discriminate, great sensitivity, and comes with a full depth design. The other type is the Tesoro DeLeon, a metal detector designed for the Target Identification Detector (TID).
Whites Metal Detectors
There are different types of Whites metal detectors to choose from such as: the DFX™, a great model that ultimately combines the turn-on-and-go simplicity with the sophisticated microprocessor technology. This contains an operational frequency of 3 kHz and 15 kHz which is amazingly recommendable. The XLT® Metal Detector, is a detector which provides high performance with the best flexibility. You can choose from five different programs that come with 20 Pr Options and 1o Basic Adjustments. The MXT has three separate operating modules which include jewelry/coin, relic, and gold processing. There is also the Prizm Series. This series includes all types of Prizm from II,III, IV and V. All of these contain a pinpoint mode that turns zero when in a target location.
The Fisher Metal Detectors
The 1266-X model is from Dr. Gerhard Fisher who obtained the first aircraft radio direction finders during the late 1920’s. This detector allows you to dig and search at a great depth. Although this is a good detector, it does not function clearly on saltwater surfaces. It comes with a manual and a 5 year warranty.
Garrett Metal Detectors
There are three models to choose from: The Garrett Super Scanner, a hand-held metal detector that allows you to detect from a medium-sized pistol down to the tiniest piece of jewelry. Its simplicity is unmatched. The Garett SuperWand Security, this is one of the most famous detectors. This detector has extreme accuracy in detecting metal objects and weapons with its uniform sensitivity that covers a 360° scan area. And lastly, the Garett Magna Scanner PD Walk Through, which has its own unique features in scanning the exact location like multi-coil detection and ultra-enhanced field pinpoints. The amazing feature is that it can tell the exact location of a metal object within the 33 distinct areas.
Bounty Hunter Metal Detectors
Tracker IV, this model includes a built-in Automatic Ground Tracker which is capable of maintaining ground balance. The good thing about this detector is not only is it offered at a very reasonable price, but also it is user friendly and can deliver an effective and efficient performance in different applications.
These are the well-known detectors offered in the market. Choosing the right metal detectors will depend upon your range of use and study.
About The Author
Simon Oliver has an interest in Metal Detecting. To access more articles on Metal Detecting or for additional information and resources visit this Metal Detectors related website http://www.metaldetectorresources.info.
Article Source: http://www.articlecity.com/articles/men/article_262.shtml
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Guide To Metal Detectors and Gold Prospecting
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Take a look at the article below for further clarification.
First and foremost, you want to find a metal detector that is already known to be very good for finding nuggets of gold. A great many detectors are for multi use purposes, and some of these might not be the best choice for your intended purpose, in mineralized areas. You really need to steer clear of the old BFO and TR detectors since these now are the detectors of the past. In recent years, massive advances have been achieved with regards to the technology of metal detectors. Ideally, you want to purchase a good VLF or a PI detector to gain good results. On the market today there are at the very least a dozen or more great gold metal detectors and your budget will likely have a play in which one is best for you.
Certainly in mineralized areas strongly consider the pulse induction, PI detectors. Now, as regards accessories, there are many on the market that can aid you vastly as you search for your ideal and suitable gold detector. If you pick the right ones these can greatly increase your gold metal detectors overall performance. One must have, is a good set of high impedance headphones. If at all possible, what you want to try and do is to match the impedance of the headphones to your actual gold detector. You will find that some work great with some detectors, whilst on others, the results will not be so good.
Another worthwhile accessory is an audio booster or signal enhancer which will help to increase faint target sounds, but be aware also that these can increase the background noise whilst you are out in the field conducting your gold metal detecting.
Nearly all detector manufacturers produce a variety of search coils, i.e. the round device that you move just above the surface of the ground and/or terrain. These can vary in size and also in configuration (DD, DD pro, Mono and Salt). As a general rule of thumb, the smaller circumference loops work best for tighter areas and smaller gold which is close to the surface. Larger coils have the advantage of allowing you to cover more ground, although they have less sensitivity to smaller pieces of gold, the advantage with these though is the depth to which they can detect gold nuggets lower down or deeper, this does depend though as I said on the size of the coil and the target. Recent advances have made some detectors very advanced pieces of equipment in their own right and there are now some very good ones on the market, the MineLab 4500 springs to mind straightaway if you have the budget for this one.
You will also need a decent digger, often called a prospecting pick, this will enhance your digging speed considerably. Consider first a lightweight pick as the less weight you need to cart around the more ground you can cover at the end of the day. A metal handle or a wooden handle makes little difference, just make sure if the latter that the handle is not going to snap on you at the worst possible time, unexpectantly as this can be rather infuriating and time consuming should it happen to you.
Acquiring a super strong magnet is also very helpful in area that have a lot of iron trash. A strong good sized magnet will save you so much time when digging in an area where there is lots of iron rubbish.
By Mark P Andrews
Mark P Andrews is the co-owner of GoldsGold.com http://www.GoldsGold.com - Where you can find a great number of gold metal detectors available for sale at down to earth prices. You will find on the website, just about every conceivable item of equipment required for successful gold prospecting, even gold claims, gold bars, gold nuggets and for the home prospector, paydirt as well that you can pan in your own garden or yard. Check out the website rightaway: http://www.GoldsGold.com
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Mark_P_Andrews
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Choosing the correct type of metal detector is very vital. One area of importance to be considered is the Pulse Induction (PI) that have an effect on overall performance.
Take a look at the article below for further clarification.
First and foremost, you want to find a metal detector that is already known to be very good for finding nuggets of gold. A great many detectors are for multi use purposes, and some of these might not be the best choice for your intended purpose, in mineralized areas. You really need to steer clear of the old BFO and TR detectors since these now are the detectors of the past. In recent years, massive advances have been achieved with regards to the technology of metal detectors. Ideally, you want to purchase a good VLF or a PI detector to gain good results. On the market today there are at the very least a dozen or more great gold metal detectors and your budget will likely have a play in which one is best for you.
Certainly in mineralized areas strongly consider the pulse induction, PI detectors. Now, as regards accessories, there are many on the market that can aid you vastly as you search for your ideal and suitable gold detector. If you pick the right ones these can greatly increase your gold metal detectors overall performance. One must have, is a good set of high impedance headphones. If at all possible, what you want to try and do is to match the impedance of the headphones to your actual gold detector. You will find that some work great with some detectors, whilst on others, the results will not be so good.
Another worthwhile accessory is an audio booster or signal enhancer which will help to increase faint target sounds, but be aware also that these can increase the background noise whilst you are out in the field conducting your gold metal detecting.
Nearly all detector manufacturers produce a variety of search coils, i.e. the round device that you move just above the surface of the ground and/or terrain. These can vary in size and also in configuration (DD, DD pro, Mono and Salt). As a general rule of thumb, the smaller circumference loops work best for tighter areas and smaller gold which is close to the surface. Larger coils have the advantage of allowing you to cover more ground, although they have less sensitivity to smaller pieces of gold, the advantage with these though is the depth to which they can detect gold nuggets lower down or deeper, this does depend though as I said on the size of the coil and the target. Recent advances have made some detectors very advanced pieces of equipment in their own right and there are now some very good ones on the market, the MineLab 4500 springs to mind straightaway if you have the budget for this one.
You will also need a decent digger, often called a prospecting pick, this will enhance your digging speed considerably. Consider first a lightweight pick as the less weight you need to cart around the more ground you can cover at the end of the day. A metal handle or a wooden handle makes little difference, just make sure if the latter that the handle is not going to snap on you at the worst possible time, unexpectantly as this can be rather infuriating and time consuming should it happen to you.
Acquiring a super strong magnet is also very helpful in area that have a lot of iron trash. A strong good sized magnet will save you so much time when digging in an area where there is lots of iron rubbish.
By Mark P Andrews
Mark P Andrews is the co-owner of GoldsGold.com http://www.GoldsGold.com - Where you can find a great number of gold metal detectors available for sale at down to earth prices. You will find on the website, just about every conceivable item of equipment required for successful gold prospecting, even gold claims, gold bars, gold nuggets and for the home prospector, paydirt as well that you can pan in your own garden or yard. Check out the website rightaway: http://www.GoldsGold.com
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Mark_P_Andrews
Friday, July 11, 2008
Garrett Metal Detector
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As an introduction to the above topic to be discussed,we will have a look at the article below so as to enhance our understanding on the subject matter. Please be free to review the article below.
Garrett Super Scanner - Peace of Mind
By Jack Krohn
Over Forty years ago, long before the current age of terrorism, Charles and Eleanor Garrett invented the metal detector to find metal objects buried in the ground "buried treasure" if you will.
Now the Garrett metal detectors are used for a vastly different albeit more important use-our nation's security and to provide peace of mind.
The Garrett Super Scanner is the world's most respected and most utilized hand-held scanner. It is used by security personnel and law enforcement agents numerous times daily, all over the world. The Super Scanner can detect the smallest of metal objects without fail every time. From the smallest knife to the most well hidden hand gun-the Garrett Super Scanner finds them all.
The reliability and accuracy of the Garrett Super Scanner is the main reason it is the metal detector of choice for airport security all over the world. How much more of a testimonial can you get? But my friends it doesn't stop there.
Think of any place where security is important and you are likely to find some form or another of a Garrett metal detector. Government office buildings, schools, sports arenas, stadiums, airports, nightclubs, regular office buildings, the list goes on.
Prior to the tragic events of 9/11 Garrett metal detectors were largely used find treasure and old coins. Now they are a major factor of identifying terrorists on airports or big events like sports or a concert for the safety of people.
When security is the name of the game, Garrett is the metal detector of choice for security pros the world over.
You are reading this because you have some interest in metal detectors. If you are in need of one to make your place of business, your office building, nightclub, special event more secure get one (or more) today by checking the link below.
You owe it to your clients and customers to make them feel safe in today's environment and give them that peace of mind.
Jack Krohn is the #1 author of Home Security Articles in the country. He owns SECURITY SOLUTIONS a one stop resource that provides solutions and answers for all your self defense and home security problems.
Home of the AMAZING GARRETT SUPER SCANNER
Get yourself a HIDDEN SPY CAMERA and find out what is going on when you are not there.
Get FREE HOME SECURITY TIPS
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jack_Krohn
I hope this introductory article will of a great help to those new to the topic. Thank you.
_____________________________________
As an introduction to the above topic to be discussed,we will have a look at the article below so as to enhance our understanding on the subject matter. Please be free to review the article below.
Garrett Super Scanner - Peace of Mind
By Jack Krohn
Over Forty years ago, long before the current age of terrorism, Charles and Eleanor Garrett invented the metal detector to find metal objects buried in the ground "buried treasure" if you will.
Now the Garrett metal detectors are used for a vastly different albeit more important use-our nation's security and to provide peace of mind.
The Garrett Super Scanner is the world's most respected and most utilized hand-held scanner. It is used by security personnel and law enforcement agents numerous times daily, all over the world. The Super Scanner can detect the smallest of metal objects without fail every time. From the smallest knife to the most well hidden hand gun-the Garrett Super Scanner finds them all.
The reliability and accuracy of the Garrett Super Scanner is the main reason it is the metal detector of choice for airport security all over the world. How much more of a testimonial can you get? But my friends it doesn't stop there.
Think of any place where security is important and you are likely to find some form or another of a Garrett metal detector. Government office buildings, schools, sports arenas, stadiums, airports, nightclubs, regular office buildings, the list goes on.
Prior to the tragic events of 9/11 Garrett metal detectors were largely used find treasure and old coins. Now they are a major factor of identifying terrorists on airports or big events like sports or a concert for the safety of people.
When security is the name of the game, Garrett is the metal detector of choice for security pros the world over.
You are reading this because you have some interest in metal detectors. If you are in need of one to make your place of business, your office building, nightclub, special event more secure get one (or more) today by checking the link below.
You owe it to your clients and customers to make them feel safe in today's environment and give them that peace of mind.
Jack Krohn is the #1 author of Home Security Articles in the country. He owns SECURITY SOLUTIONS a one stop resource that provides solutions and answers for all your self defense and home security problems.
Home of the AMAZING GARRETT SUPER SCANNER
Get yourself a HIDDEN SPY CAMERA and find out what is going on when you are not there.
Get FREE HOME SECURITY TIPS
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jack_Krohn
I hope this introductory article will of a great help to those new to the topic. Thank you.
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