Snapolson
04-23-2013, 01:12 PM
Howdy folks! It's been a long time since I've done a post. I can count on one hand how many hunts I've been on since the big blizzard that hit us in February. Weather wasn't very conducive for detecting for a while either.
I also had some detector issues and finally have been able to upgrade my beeper. I now have a Teknetics Omega 8000. I was borrowing a T2 from N.E.D. for a long time but I had to give it back. I grew accustomed to the sounds and after some research I felt the Omega would be the next best machine. Boy, I was right. In two hunts in a row, I managed to find a silver Rosie and a first for me, an 1891 Seated dime!!! :happy: The Seated was on a plateau along a stretch of former railroad turned into trails. First I found the 1883 V nickel and 10 minutes later, the dime! I was ecstatic to say the least. :bananadance:
I'm very impressed with the Omega. It has great separation when in heavy trash. Coins stand out very well. The ID #'s are very solid for coins. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a good coinshooting detector. Thanks for looking and happy hunting out there! :groovy:
I also had some detector issues and finally have been able to upgrade my beeper. I now have a Teknetics Omega 8000. I was borrowing a T2 from N.E.D. for a long time but I had to give it back. I grew accustomed to the sounds and after some research I felt the Omega would be the next best machine. Boy, I was right. In two hunts in a row, I managed to find a silver Rosie and a first for me, an 1891 Seated dime!!! :happy: The Seated was on a plateau along a stretch of former railroad turned into trails. First I found the 1883 V nickel and 10 minutes later, the dime! I was ecstatic to say the least. :bananadance:
I'm very impressed with the Omega. It has great separation when in heavy trash. Coins stand out very well. The ID #'s are very solid for coins. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a good coinshooting detector. Thanks for looking and happy hunting out there! :groovy: