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Metal detecting introduction. Treasure hunting is not only a very interesting and fun hobby for young and old, but could also be profitable, with some finds even bringing life changing rewards. You may fame and be apart of very important discoveries of history which will be on display for future generations. Treasure hunting throughout the years have not only reached treasures and artefacts deep underground, but also delved into the depths of the very distant past. For decades detectorists of all ages have been searching fields, woodland and the beach and for many years to come there will be amazing discoveries of how life in ancient times were.

Metal detecting, where did it start? Pathfinder’s ancestor revealed. The original need for metal detecting equipment arose from a military requirement to find explosive landmines buried in the ground. Alexandar Bell invented the very first metal detector during World War I. Early hobbyists realised that such equipment could perhaps be used to recover historic artefacts and treasures. Military units however were originally intended to find quite large steel clad mines rather than small coins and other relics. They were also heavy, unwieldy and used large external power supplies due to the need to be used in battlefield conditions. The very first metal detector was similar in appearance to the two box / twin box techology. In modern days advancement in technology, build quality and ease of use has significantly improved the experience of treasure & relic hunters.

Choosing the right search coil for gold When searching for gold items or gold prospecting the choice of search coil is a key factor for success. For VLF induction balance detectors it is essential to select the correct frequency. Lower frequencies yield the most success for deep seeking. When it comes to aftermarket search coils for Pulse Induction metal detectors your choice will be based on the size of gold chunks you wish to find. Large gold nuggets are best detected by larger sized search coils. For small and dust-like pieces, a smaller search coil may provide increased chances. Nexus Aftermarket carbon fibre coils are specialized prospecting search loops which offers several advantages to greatly improve your success. With a switchable toggle which changes mode from Hot Ground to Maximum Depth

Hoard hunting - factors for high success rate Discovering ancient gold and silver hoards is a treasure hunter’s wish becoming reality. Significantly valuable hoards have been discovered by both amateur and professional detectorists throughout the years. Amateur detector users simply strike it lucky with hoards which are easy to locate and close to the surface due to natural conditions exposing them closer to the surface and advance users apply a metodical approach to ensure success. Choosing the right search coil size and frequency can yield a higher success ratio. There are general rules of thumb as well as certain factors such as the type of desired hoard, whether a gold, silver, jewelery or mixed. Most important is experience and understanding the metal detector settings. and how detectors work. The soil condition also plays a role.

NEWS: Nexus featured in British writer’s book Graeme Richard Smith, born and raised in Exeter, is a writer and history enthusiast who has made many amazing Bronze Age finds whilst metal detecting, some of which was discovered with Nexus. In his captivating novel Agrar Of The Cornish, the reader is swept back 3000 years ago to the Bronze Age era in Cornwall and taken on a historical journey, becoming acquainted with Agrar, Chieftain of the Agrarian peoples, who is a vigilant protector of his nation and land. This great read is available from book stores and on Amazon.

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New Nexus 42 inch search design for Minelab. Now a brand new design for the 42 inch search coil for Minelab GP, SD & GPX series detectors is available. It exhibits depth increase to previous design by appoximately 10% to large, very deep targets. Built from impact resistant ABS, reinforced with carbon fibre structure. New EMI screening shield technique, carbon fibre strands combined with highly conductive graphite powder. This search coil size offers maximum depth penetration compared to any other available for the Minelab Pulse Induction detector range and offers two modes of operation: Mono Coil mode and Concentric Coil mode, changeable by a toggle switch. This means the user will have to search coils in one package. Mono coil for maximum depth and a discriminating coil whenever required without the need to physically change to another search coil. With the fastest ground coverage.

Metal detecting, where did it start? Pathfinder’s ancestor revealed.

and be apart of very important discoveries of history which will be on display for future generations. Treasure hunting throughout the years have not only reached treasures and artefacts deep underground, but also delved into the depths of the very distant past. For decades detectorists of all ages have been searching fields, woodland and the beach and for many years to come there will be amazing discoveries of how life in ancient times were.

Lower frequencies yield the most success for deep seeking. When it comes to aftermarket search coils for Pulse Induction metal detectors your choice will be based on the size of gold chunks you wish to find. Large gold nuggets are best detected by larger sized search coils. For small and dust-like pieces, a smaller search coil may provide increased chances. Nexus Aftermarket carbon fibre coils are specialized prospecting search loops which offers several advantages to greatly improve your success. With a switchable toggle which changes mode from Hot Ground to Maximum Depth

very first metal detector during World War I. Early hobbyists realised that such equipment could perhaps be used to recover historic artefacts and treasures. Military units however were originally intended to find quite large steel clad mines rather than small coins and other relics. They were also heavy, unwieldy and used large external power supplies due to the need to be used in battlefield conditions. The very first metal detector was similar in appearance to the two box / twin box techology. In modern days the advancement in technology, build quality and ease of use has signifacntly improved the experience of treasure and relic hunters.

professional detectorists throughout the years. Amateur detector users simply strike it lucky with hoards which are easy to locate and close to the surface due to natural conditions exposing them closer to the surface and advance users apply a metodical approach to ensure success. Choosing the right search coil size and frequency can yield a higher success ratio. There are general rules of thumb as well as certain factors such as the type of desired hoard, whether a gold, silver, jewelery or mixed. Most important is experience and understanding the metal detector settings, and how detectors work. The soil condition also plays a role.

discovered with Nexus. In his captivating novel Agrar Of The Cornish, the reader is swept back 3000 years ago to the Bronze Age era in Cornwall and taken on a historical journey, becoming acquainted with Agrar, Chieftain of the Agrarian peoples, who is a vigilant protector of his nation and land. This great read is available from book stores as well as Amazon.

The original need for metal detecting equipment arose from a military requirement to find explosive landmines buried in the ground. Alexandar Bell invented the

very deep targets. Built from impact resistant ABS, reinforced with carbon fibre structure. New EMI screening shield technique, carbon fibre strands combined with highly conductive graphite powder. This search coil size offers maximum depth penetration compared to any other available for the Minelab Pulse Induction detector range and offers two modes of operation: Mono Coil mode and Concentric Coil mode, changeable by a toggle switch. This means the user will have to search coils in one package. Mono coil for maximum depth and a discriminating coil whenever required without the need to physically change to another search coil. With the fastest ground coverage.