I now have several hours clocked on the new Garrett Ace Apex and wanted to provide my readers with a more thorough review of this metal detector.
Read More »Garrett Ace Apex Follow Up Review & Target Separation Demonstration
Naturally, I’ve been closely following the release of the Garrett Ace Apex since it was first announced back in May of this year. Let’s take the time to discuss the features of this new metal detector from Garrett.
Read More »Garrett Ace Apex Introduction and Unboxing Video
Small in size but big on beauty; tiny silver coins such as the US half dime and three cent silver were some of the finest coins ever minted.
Read More »How to Find Small Silver Coins Metal Detecting
You’ve spent hours researching historic maps and have finally located a new site to metal detect at. You head out to the site, only to find that there are acres upon acres of land for you to explore. Where do you begin?
Read More »Choosing a Spot to Metal Detect
I’ve always heard rumors that cell phones can interfere with metal detectors. Check out this video and see what happens when my iPhone 11 gets a little too close to the control box on my Minelab Equinox.
Read More »Do Cell Phones Interfere With Metal Detectors?
Metal detecting during the dog days of summer can be a miserable experience to say the least. It’s hot, buggy, and the seasonal plant growth can make it very difficult to thoroughly metal detect in some areas. A couple of years ago, I decided to give shallow water metal detecting a try. I figured that it would be a great way to metal detect and cool off at the same time!
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This video shows you how to use the all metal mode on the Minelab Equinox to help identify good targets that are in close proximity to iron.
Read More »Minelab Equinox All Metal Mode Demonstration – Digging Mixed Signals
Researching historic maps is one of the best ways to locate sites to metal detect. I’ve made a video tutorial that will introduce you to two mapping websites that I frequently use and find to be extremely useful.
Read More »Use Old Maps to Research Sites to Metal Detect