WOW!
I dug this 1921 Mercury dime up 4/9/99
in XF-45 Condition!! Book Value is $445 ! My best coin!
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We
use the Spectrum XLT. This detector is possibly the best metal detector
on the market. Here is what the XLT has to offer:
5 Ready-to-Go! Programs
Coin
Rejects most common junk like nails,
foil, and pulltabs, and picks up most coins, and large jewelry.
Coin & Jewelry
Picks up most coins and jewelry, while
rejecting junk.
Jewelry/Beach
Designed for the beach - picking up
coins and jewelry and ignoring some junk items.
Relic
Responds to all types of metals, but
discriminates between types and sizes of metal with variations in audio
tones.
Prospecting
Responds to all types of metals, but
shows a VDI number only for possible gold nuggets.
Plus 4 Custom Programs You Create and
Store!
10 basic adjustments.
Volume adjusts to your hearing needs.
Threshold tunes to your preference.
Tone Adjusts features 255 different
pitches.
Audio Disc. selects all metals or discriminates
out junk.
Silent Search allows searching without a threshold tone.
Mixed Mode Audio combines the best of all-metal and discriminate modes.
AC Motion Sensitivity selects the level of sensitivity in motion modes.
DC Motion Sensitivity selects the level of sensitivity in non-motion and pinpointing modes.
Backlight adjusts the display brightness. Great for low light.
New! Viewing Angle adjusts the display for low or high temperature visibility.
For serious hunters ...
More than 29 Pro Options - easier to get to, easier to adjust! "Engineer' and save your own hunting programs to use again & again.
A wide range of adjustments in 5 categories;
Audio
G.E.B./Tac
Discrimination
Display
Signal (Transmit/Receive).
XLT's exclusive precision target info
...
SignaGraph® has more resolution,
detail and accuracy. Display shows a unique bar graph "signature" for every
target. Plus, you see a VDI number, and new target icon. As you sweep,
XLT collects and displays information . Good targets read with a compact
graph and bars to the right of zero. Junk gives a 'smear" with bars below
zero.
9 1/2" interchangeable Blue Max loop.
Power Supply: New slide-in 12 Volt
Nicad system delivers 30% more hunting time.
Quick and overnight charger, backup
penlight holder also included.
I
would like to here your comments about treasure hunting laws. Do you think
that they are fair? PLMK- Nathan
Response from: Bottl digr
I think most of the laws are fair, with the exception of those that exclude Treasure Hunting on PUBLIC property. If the bums who have gone in before have torn things up and left holes, that's not my fault. There should be a way to sell licenses to hunt on public property, just like with animal hunting. There would still be Rangers there to enforce the laws and ticket or arrest the offenders. This is MY property as much as it is yours and the government should not be able to exclude me from doing something very safe and enjoyable on that land.
Just my 2 cents!
Bill
Response from: Lake456
So many laws have been passed in
the last 10 years to protect us from ourselves and to protect historic
items that I am sure 100% of the detectorist in the country have broken
at least one of them. Why make it a crime to dig an object of history,
pick up a Spear point or make it a crime for not reporting an item to the
proper authorities if over 50 years old and found on Federal Land. If you
ever see an old bottle over 50 years old on Federal Property Don't TOUCH
IT DON'T PICK IT UP!!!!! You will be breaking the law. Another problem
I see is for the Treasure Hunters of the oceans. People give there life
for history and locating lost Treasure Ships only to lose everything in
court battles. They are fined for placing a hole into the sand looking
for treasures that would never otherwise be found or funded by the states
or government. So what, a hole in the sand in an Ocean of Thousands of
Square miles. Mother earth has a way of repairing itself. I think there
are two many regulations and laws regarding Metal Detecting and treasure
hunting. Some laws are good common sense laws "like you don't dig on a
protected historic site" others are just stupidity and greed from BLM and
the administrators of who need job security "like you can't take a Metal
detector and look for items on BLM property because you may find an unknown
historic site. WOW wouldn't that be great to discover a site on BLM land
that is unknown and have it named after the founded. Items would be placed
into the nearest museum with your name on it. Just think of all the historic
sites that could be found if we were allowed to hunt on land that belongs
to the people of the United States. What a wonderful time we would have...
I would enjoy turning everything over to the BLM just for the opportunity
to Hunt on Our Land..
PS ... About the 50 year old law..
I want to know one thing ... If my dad fell down on BLM land could I pick
him up without the risk of prosecution (he is 72 years old) ?
Jim
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