That's very kind, Diane. I have videos and process, to be posted in arrears, with unexpected delays as the source. I make those comments because I try to help people and I'm glad that you like it. There are definitely videos like that coming. I would add that the Boca Raton video was more quiet than maybe typical as the wave action would have drowned my voice out anyway.
I'm coming back there with the Garrett ATX. That should be interesting. Long before there was the Manticore or the 800, people were digging up targets left and right with pulse induction detectors. To a degree I'm coming back to that but I also like the Manticore with the 8-in coil. That works very well.
![Metal Detecting An Abandoned 1930's Swimming Area - SILVER GALORE! - [Minelab Manticore]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QdndzhuOrPM/mqdefault.jpg)
I’ve got to catch up on your videos. Wish this video included more of your philosophic narrative and as usual your video rocks!
That's very kind, Diane. I have videos and process, to be posted in arrears, with unexpected delays as the source. I make those comments because I try to help people and I'm glad that you like it. There are definitely videos like that coming. I would add that the Boca Raton video was more quiet than maybe typical as the wave action would have drowned my voice out anyway.
I found a small broken gold ring by that garbage can Dec last year... It was deep. Came up as iron on 800 at first till I got down deeper.
I'm coming back there with the Garrett ATX. That should be interesting. Long before there was the Manticore or the 800, people were digging up targets left and right with pulse induction detectors. To a degree I'm coming back to that but I also like the Manticore with the 8-in coil. That works very well.
@@LobsterClawzRecovery I sold my ATX, I could never get it near the water.