81. Metal Detecting Connecticut Photos of recent finds and relic collection. http://bonas.tripod.com/

var TlxPgNm='index'; Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); Contact Me Welcome Page My latest finds My Relics Visited by hobbyist Research links The men of the Thirtieth Connecticut Infantry at Camp Douglass in Washington 1864 Contact me here Here are some links to other detecting websites Passport to Treasure

82. Metal Detecting TV - Share Your Videos Diggin History 69 Double trifecta with DirtFishDave. Added 5 days ago by TreasureFiend. Time 0100 Views 11 Comments 0 (not yet rated) http://metal-detecting.tv/recent/

83. Metal Detecting Forum UK Metal Detecting forum including finds, brands, gaining permissions and so much more. http://metaldetecting.toplisted.net/index_18467.html

add your site your account faq contact document.links[3].href='mail'+'to'+':'+'webmaster'+'@'+'toplisted'+'.'+'net?'+'subject=metaldetecting.toplisted.net' top listed recreation metal detecting Get all the latest Metal Detecting news, advice, articles, special offers and more from ALL these sites in one newsletter! [Click for details...] see also: Coin Collecting Metal Detecting Forum UK Metal Detecting forum including finds, brands, gaining permissions and so much more. http://www.metaldetectingforum.co.uk/ Loading Top 50 Metal Detecting list, please wait... · More TopListed Metal Detecting sites Metal Detecting at Wikipedia Metal Detecting at Dmoz Metal Detecting at Wordwebonline TopListed.net is a community-driven topic portal network Page served by: eCmedia-001-001-toplisted Software version 1.4 Algorithm version 1.1 Site and technology © 2006-2007 TopListed.net Thumbnails by Thumbshots.com www.toplisted.net

84. Jason S Metal Detecting Page Includes photos of coins, jewelry and other finds. http://www.angelfire.com/wi3/jmdp/

85. Metal Detecting Beaches - Metal Detector Finds - Tips On Hunting The Beach Are you looking for tips on metal detecting? Do you want to see some metal detecting finds? This site will be updated daily with valuable metal detecting information. http://www.metaldetectingbeaches.com/

Home Privacy Spring has sprung! Filed under Beach Metal Detecting by Mark 1 Comment After the lousy long winter that we had here in Florida, the warmer weather is most certainly welcome.  We had almost three solid months of cold weather that did not get over the mid sixtys. That is not what is expected in Florida. It must be all that global warming that we keep hearing about. Make sure your detector is primed and ready because the beaches are filling up quickly and you know what that means. With people swimming and playing at the beach there are always things that will be lost.  You had better make sure that your metal detector is in prime working condition and ready to pinpoint all of that gold that will soon be lost. Sea Monster Washes Ashore on Florida Beach Filed under Beach Metal Detecting Metal Detecting Finds by Mark Comment There have been hundreds of sea turtles that have been found as well. It kind of sucks and to top it all off, while I was hunting among all of the death I find my first crematory tag.  WTF? I pitched it back into the ocean as far as I could. It just goes to show that you never know what will turn up on the beach!

86. Albums By Scdigger - ImageEvent Photo galleries of relic finds and the North-South Hunt of 2002. http://www.imageevent.com/scdigger

Public Gallery Help Join Now! Log In ... Feature Tour Greg Toney Home 1 - 9 of 9 Total. 2009 Trail Cam Pics 7501 Visits 26 Images Gallery Album 1972 Chevy C10 4732 Visits 11 Images Gallery Album My small collection of mil-surps, and collectible weapons. 13119 Visits 19 Images Gallery Album DIV 6 (November 2-4, 2006) 30172 Visits 84 Images Shared Album Historic Family Pictures (September 1, 2003) Collection of family pictures. Toney, Workman, Ouzts, Harling, Bennett. 8696 Visits 15 Images Shared Album Civil War Metal Detecting Detector History Treasure Relic Hunting South Carolina Military Buttons Bottles Dug Welcome to my gallery of finds. In the seven years that I have been seriously relic hunting, I have had the opportunity to hunts sites all over the Southeast, including VA, NC, SC, GA, FL, TN and LA. The finds on the following pages represent lot's of digging and are some of my better finds I've made. I hope you enjoy them. Click Here to return to the SavingHistory.net Home Page 2318 Visits 348 Images Gallery Album (NEW ITEMS! - November 16, 2007)

87. Garren.Net A personal view of the hobby of metal detecting/treasure hunting. Treasure images gallery, equipment, links and clubs. http://www.garren.net/treasurechronicle/

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88. Metal Detecting Tips And Treasure Hunting Stories - Have Detector Will Travel Features articles and pictures about metal detecting, treasure hunting, and coin shooting. http://www.hdwt.net/

Welcome to the Have Detector Will Travel featuring stories , articles, tips , and pictures about metal detecting coinshooting , and treasure hunting how to articles from Cleaning Coins to Where to Go Metal Detecting . For questions concerning metal detecting and coinshooting, please feel free to send an email or use the comments form . Most importantly, enjoy your visit and come back often...J.R. Hoff. First Impressions of White's Spectra V /Vision Metal Detector 1898-S Barber and 1953-D Franklin Half Dollars found with Vision Click here to read about the latest civil war relic hunt. Civil War Bullets for Sale How to Clean Coins Recent Metal Detecting Finds ... Visit Dick Stout's website "Stout Standards" Need a Coin Probe? Check out SonicProbe™ Replace your Minelab Explorer plastic arm cuff with one made of rigid aluminum. Click here for details. If your White's DFX/XLT rechargeable battery pack is unable to keep a charge, read the how to article on White's Battery Pack Alternative Metal detect church yards for the older coins. Read the Metal Detecting Story Church Yard Hunting A Two Ring Day Two rings found in old park.

89. Jeff's Metal Detecting Site. Find out how this South Carolina hunter got started in the hobby. See his finds and read stories. http://jefferyvmckenzie.tripod.com/

Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); Jeff's Metal Detecting Site. Home How I got started. How to get started in Metal Detecting. Just Excavated! ... Contact Me SPONSORS: Stainless Steel Supplies Hi! Welcome to my site. This is my hobby, metal detecting, I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for checking it out. Metal detecting to me is a very fun hobby. It is a hobby that you can do alone or with a friend, and the best part of it is that you never know what's going to come out of the ground. That's the thrill of metal detecting, and you can learn a lot about the past too. Please allow time for items on the pages to load on your computer. This will give you a chance to enjoy this site to the fullest it has to offer. Thanks. Also, please sign my guestbook and let me know what you think of this site. If you have your own web site, please leave a link, so others can check out your site too. Feel free to e-mail me if you wish to contribute to this site with your own tips.

90. Metal Detecting Steve Rice, enthusiast in the UK, provides a weblog and links to news articles about finds and events. http://www.detecting.merseyblogs.co.uk

91. Metal Detecting In Germany Archaeology using a metal detector, especially battlefield sites. Includes World War II finds and treasure hunting articles. http://www.adventurehistory.com/

Text version Introduction Selected Finds Search Reports ... Home Home Introduction Selected Finds Search Reports Miscellaneous ... Imprint / Contact Metal detecting in Germany Note: In Winter 2010/2011 this website will move to a new home: www.metal-detecting.de Dear visitor, welcome to this website. It describes the thrill of private archaeology using a metal detector, shortly called metal detecting. The searches took place in Central Europe, especially in Bavaria, southern Germany. Author with metal detector Over the years I have found many historical places and items ranging from Roman coins and fibulas to a cannon ball of Napoleon to cached rifles of World War 2 Unlike other private metal detecting websites this one is not merely a collection of finds. Here the detector is used as a tool for an archaeological prospection. Finds are mapped and conclusions are drawn from the find distribution pattern, similar to a crime scene investigation. This is described in multi page search reports providing maps and background information. Besides description of my own finds and searches various articles concerning miscellaneous topics related to the treasure hunting and history riddles are included.

92. My Findings With My Metal Detector Photos of coins found in this enthusiast s backyard. http://www.seekarama.com/findings/

Metal Detecting Findings Here you will see stuff found with a Bounty Hunter Pioneer 202 (can be bought at Walmart) metal detector which I have been able to borrow for the fall season of 2005. I am not ready to buy my own metal detector yet as I need to know if I will use it, enjoy it and even possibly make a metal detector pay for it's self (with "lost treasures"). I think I will enjoy seeking out old lost coins the most, I used to collect coins as a kid. Here is what I found on August 16th, 2005 in my front yard. The 1923(S mint) Liberty Peace silver dollar coin was a nice find (only valued at about $10, but hey, its my first find)! The clad coins ( clad is a term used to describe newer change/coinage that was lost and found in the ground, often a bit corroded or damaged, might as well take it to a store and spend it...) consist of a 25c, 2@10c and 3@1cents. I still have a lot of ground to cover in our front yard alone, I only looked around our bush at our front window so far, spent maybe about an hour to find these "treasures", WOOHOO! Above is my metal detecter findings for Aug. 17th, 2005. Found: 1954 silver US quarter, 1938 5 centigos (mexico? silver?), 1930 wheat penny, 1945 wheat penny, 1929 wheaty, 1919 wheaty, and a bunch of crappy clads: 1970 25 cents, 3 dimes (1984, 1975, 1969), 5 pennies (1982D, 1980, 1976, 1981, 1968). This change (coins) was found in my front yard in about 2 hours.

93. Treasure Barrel, The Adventure Guide Features metal detecting articles, tips, tricks, reviews and tutorials. http://www.treasurebarrel.com

94. Metal Detecting Equipment Forum to discuss experiences with any make, model or brand machine or accessories. http://members5.boardhost.com/MetalDetecting/index.html

Metal Detecting Equipment Post a Message Archives User comments and opinions are welcomed here. This site is not sponsored by any dealer or manufacturer of detecting equipment. Everyone is encouraged to speak out in a responsible manner expressing both good and bad experiences with any make, model or brand detector or accessory. Our mission is to increase the knowledge base of all readers by sharing our collective insight and to provide sound advice without editorial bias. Page: Thanks for helping the forum Carl (moderator) 10/26/2010, 1:08 am Hey Dave J.; Question about Bounty Hunter detectors.. willy Yesterday, 2:29 pm Re: Hey Dave J.; Question about Bounty Hunter detectors.. John Tomlinson, CET Today, 8:39 am "tracking" Dave J. Yesterday, 4:51 pm Re: "tracking" willy Yesterday, 5:26 pm Re: "tracking" Dave J. Yesterday, 7:23 pm Metalic halo's in soil Andrew 11/14/2010, 10:44 pm Re: Metalic halo's in soil Dave J. Yesterday, 12:41 am Dave, I hear you! "Something Smelly Go'in On!" Bob Sickler Yesterday, 11:27 am

95. NH Bob's Metal Detecting Forum - Index Focuses on metal detecting in the Northeast and New England areas of the United States. Highlights favorite finds and machines. http://www.nhbobsmetaldetectingforum.com/

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96. Shannon S Page Finds from pre/post Civil War, Southern plantation related, buttons, relics and coins. http://www.geocities.com/shannonc87/

97. Welcome To Western & Eastern Treasures Magazine Provides articles, a forum, publications for sale, and subscription details. http://www.treasurenet.com/westeast/

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98. Toms Treasures Metal Detecting Information Page Includes tips and tricks, equipment reviews, photos of finds, forum, events schedule, swap shop and dealer directory. http://www.tomstreasures.com

99. Page 1 Dedicated to users of White s DFX metal detectors. Photos, tips, and a forum for questions and comments. http://www.dfxonly.com

This site is dedicated to the fans, owners and users of the world's best metal detector, the White's Electronics DFX. Mission Statement: to promote knowledge, understanding and use of the DFX. To provide a friendly forum for DFX fans NOT run by someone who doesn't own one. This site does not accept or solicit paid advertising. That way you can know that anything recommended here is done so because someone else (quite possibly the site administrator) believes in it - not because we were paid to say so! Click Here to Enter the Forum! Forum Posting - Photo Upload: If you post a pic, please let us know what state (or country, if not in the US) you live in and generally, what kind of location you found it at (school, cellar hole, beach, etc). We don't need you to divulge your secret spots, but we can all learn from each other. Also, mention the depth, if you

100. Midwest Treasure Hunters Forums to discuss finds, get help with researching sites, and post your photos. http://treasure82.tripod.com

Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); Midwest Treasure Hunters or Two Guys Look'in For Stuff Edition 2 Basic Metal Detector Operation In this issue we will be going over the basics of metal detector operation. The information in this article is for those who are contemplating purchasing a metal detector for the first time and for those who are still learning how to operate their metal detector. Since this article is only on the basics and the VLF type of metal detector is the most popular among enthusiasts that is the type we will be discussing here. A VLF metal detector can also distinguish between different types of metals due to phase shifting. Phase shifting is the difference in timing between the frequency in the transmitter coil and the frequency of the target object. Phase shifting is the result of inductance and resistance. Inductance is how easily an object conducts electricity. Most metals are highly inductive. Resistance is how much an object resists the flow of electricity through it. Most metals have a low resistance. As a result of this, objects that are made of metal will have a low resistance and a high inductance, which results in a large phase shift. The size of the phase shift is how a VLF metal detector can determine what type of metal the object in the ground is made of. The discrimination and ground balance circuits use these signals by comparing them against the control set points and tells the how to respond. If a metal object is detected in the ground your detector will respond favorably with an either an audio or a visual signal, or with both. When you receive a favorable signal, use it as a guideline only. This is where experience with your detector comes into play. The more you use your detector, the better the feel you will have for it. The reason for using the signals as a guideline are that smaller objects also have weaker magnetic fields and it is possible that what your detector says is 6 inches deep could only be 2 or 3 inches deep.

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