Vintage VHS - Diamonds In The Surf Metal Detecting Adventure - 1983
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- In this vintage 1983 VHS, you'll go on a fun metal detecting adventure in the waters of the Chesapeake Bay. Brass Medic has transferred these old VHS videos over to digital and then remastered the video and audio. These two treasure hunters will find many treasures in this video using metal detectors searching for those Diamonds In The Surf! This is a great video for beginning detectorists and metal detecting enthusiasts!
🔍✨ Unearthing Treasures in Chesapeake Bay Depths! Join us on an exhilarating adventure as two intrepid explorers embark on a quest to discover hidden gems beneath the sands and waves of Chesapeake Bay! 🌊💎
🏖️ Armed with metal detectors, these modern-day treasure hunters scour the sandy beaches, meticulously combing through the depths for lost artifacts and valuables. From sunlit shores to mysterious underwater realms, every beep of their metal detectors unveils a potential fortune waiting to be discovered.
🤿 Dive into the depths with our daring duo as they don scuba gear to explore the bay's submerged treasures. Witness the excitement as they uncover sunken secrets, from long-lost shipwrecks to the glittering allure of diamonds and gold jewelry resting on the bay's seabed.
🌟 Expect heart-pounding moments, unexpected finds, and the sheer thrill of uncovering history and wealth hidden beneath the surface. This isn't just a hunt for treasures; it's a journey through time, connecting with the rich maritime history of Chesapeake Bay.
💬 Share your thoughts and speculations in the comments below as we embark on this underwater expedition together. Will our adventurers strike gold, or perhaps, something even more astonishing? Join the excitement and subscribe for more captivating tales from the depths of Chesapeake Bay!
🎥 Don't miss out on the excitement-hit that subscribe button, ring the notification bell, and join us in the quest for treasures beneath the waves! 🌊💰 #ChesapeakeTreasureHunt #MetalDetecting #UnderwaterAdventure #hiddengems
00:00 Intro
00:08 ExpertDetecting.com Splash
00:20 Vintage Video Start
27:21 Outro
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Metal Detectors Used by Mark Dayton: Minelab Manticore, Minelab CTX-3030, XP Deus II, XP Xtrem Hunter, Notka Makro Legend, Minelab Equinox 900, Minelab Equinox 800, Minelab GPX-6000, Minelab GPZ-7000, Minelab Gold Monster 1000.
About Treasure Box With Mark Dayton:
Mark lives in California right in the heart of Gold Country and spends most days searching for long lost mining camps from the 1848-1865 era. He is also an avid and very successful gold prospector that uses metal detectors and dives underwater in rivers, creeks and streams for gold. However, whenever a witnessed meteor gets sighted, Mark is in a small group of meteorite hunters that travel the globe looking for freshly fallen rocks from space. Mark is very well known in the meteorite community as well. Mark runs a website called ExpertDetecting.com where he teaches courses related to many facets of treasure hunting, detecting, prospecting and even hunting meteorites.
Mark has been a treasure hunter for 35+ years and is a published author and expert in using metal detectors. Spent all of his adult life as a Firefighter-Paramedic in California. He is also a very busy professional musician (in one of California's premier country bands). Mark has appeared on several TV shows, radio shows and podcasts. He is a frequent speaker at many detecting clubs and conventions and is highly sought after for speaking on the subject of field research and metal detecting. Here on TH-cam you get to tag along on Mark's epic adventures!
These throw backs are fantastic. Please keep them coming. 👍🏻👍🏻
I'm glad that you like them. I do have a few more to post up on the channel. I can't get enough of them either, really like the vintage videos! Thank you for your view and comment!
Wow, I thoroughly enjoyed that. Must have been an amazing time to be a detectorist and everything was still so new!
Yes I agree was the new frontier for those guys. Thank yiu for watching and for the comment!
Mark, really appreciate you sharing the video. Can you imagine how they felt finding all that treasure. They quit their jobs to detect full time. Wow!
Yeah I watch these videos and I realize those guys were the early ones that got into some killer sites with good equipment they were the pioneers of the new frontier. So fun to watch and reminisce. Thank you for watching the video and for your comment!
Pretty cool video thanks for sharing swamper out👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
As always I sincerely thank you for watching the video and for leaving a comment! Happy New Years!
What an awesome video, these guys were living out a dream back then with those deep machines. Keep these old videos coming 👍🏻
Yeah those guys were the pioneers of the new frontier for sure. Thank you for watching and for your comment!
Thanks! I really enjoy the vintage videos and the detail and old info they put into it as some of the techniques haven’t changed really!
Yes although these guys were kind of in the very beginning of this hobby, you're right the machines were pretty powerful back then too and just about every site that went to had never had a detector on it before. Thank you for the view and for your comment!
Wow cool video thanks for sharing!!!!!
Thank you for watching as well, much appreciated!
I love the old polos 👕 man they looked good back then I’m going to find me some!
I'll have to go back and watch that again! 😊 Thank you for your view and comment!
Two feet deep signals!!! Wow! I assume those are pulse induction machines. A coffee shared with buddies detecting is definitely way better. 😁
This is my favorite so far of the vhs's, good stuff Mark! 👍👍👍 I need to build me a screener and start hitting some nearby lakes. I also wanted to mention that the sound the detectors were making was kinda familiar and a really cool sound!
I noticed that there was several different machines being used and 2 ft is an amazing depth for any metal detector. I definitely agree about the coffee shared with a buddy. This was their most popular video they made and I can see why I have to go back and listen to those sounds again. Thank you again for the view and for your comment!
This was really interesting to see, was in this area in early 90”s enjoying the crab n beer. Never knew of this in those times. But this hobby has always interested me. Thanks for sharing this passionate vhs with us. Loved it and have subbed to your channel.✌️😆👊💪🇺🇸⚒️⚒️⚒️⚒️
Thank you so much for watching the video and for leaving a comment and subscribing to the channel I sincerely appreciate it! The crab and beer sounds really good right now I was the same way looking through the old magazines and dreaming about metal detecting as a youngster.
Happy New Year to you and yours, Mark! Thanks for posting another very entertaining and educational video. Keep 'em comin' please!
Thank you Eric for checking out the video and for your comment. I will definitely keep them coming as I have several more on deck! Happy New Years!
Cool! I have the book! Happy new year Mark!
Until you said this I forgot that there was a book I have seen pictures of it online but I never owned it. I think this is their most popular video they made. Thank you for the view and for your comment!
Another great video and a different perspective on metal detecting, Who would have thought to do this and the homemade equipment is great. I recently picked up 3 small handbooks from 1987-88 By Donald A Barthel on Beach detecting in Southern California Beaches. The were giveaways from someone in my prospecting club.
I really enjoy the old magazines and books as well and I can't get enough of some of these old videos they're you're definitely fun to watch and reminds me of the early days. Thank you for watching and for your comment!
Thank you for digging up (and sharing) these old videos about guys digging up old treasures. Meta. I wonder what detectors they were using.
I'll have to go back and watch the video to see exactly what machines they were using there were several different machines for sure. Thank you for your view and your comment!