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David Whitlow  |
| dwhitlow1(at)windstream(dot)net |
Location:
Mooresville, NC |
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Really great stie, Tim. Hope to post some pics of my finds soon!
Anyone on here from NC area? Would love to find another miner! 
Dave
Baz:
Thanks Dave!! Look foward to seeing some of your stuff on the forum, welcome aboard!! I don't think there is anyone from NC so you fill a much needed spot! :)
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| Johnnycowboy |
| imjohnnycowboy(at)yahoo(dot)com |
Location:
Eastern kansas |
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Love your site.Havent been on the computer very long, but i've been swinging a DFX for 2 years now and have had some very nice finds to show for it!!!
This was my first time out this year 
Baz:
Holy crap dude. How are you finding those coins in Kansas?? Or better yet, where??! :D If you were in SE Kansas I may be able to stop by on my next trip to OK and help you hunt some of your spots. :) Glad you like the site Johnny, hope to see you on the forum.
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| Brandon Neal |
| bdneal(at)uh(dot)edu |
Location:
Houston/Humble TX |
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Awesome website. A guy names TexasDave referred me to this site. I am a newb to say the very least. I recently bought a Garrett Ace 150 (its a good beginner for me) But anyhow I have read about Memorial Park and Camp Logan. And some people have said to go check it out. Texas Dave said that you dig there somewhat often and might have some tips. Today I went there and found some old stuff, but nothing fantastic.
But anyhow I checked out the historical marker place, and the elm school, and apparently its a small park right there. So I randomly went down through the forest in Memorial Park. Got any tips, and if you go out with a group I wouldn't mind tagging along.
email me when u can, bdneal@uh.edu
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| Mark Weiss |
| mrlocksmith(at)sbcglobal(dot)net |
Location:
Redwood City, CA |
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Tim:
The video's were great. Thanks. On your mixed mode program try "reverse mixed mode" by rejecting all the + numbers and accepting all the - ones. When you get over a good target all you will hear the single DC channel. It makes my DFX a real wicked silver vaccume when I use a hotshot 12" coil.
Later
Mark
Baz:
Thanks for the tip Mark! When I get the courage to try mixed mode again, I'll give that a shot.
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| Ron |
| ron_l_edwards(at)msn(dot)com |
Location:
Lincoln, NE |
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Thanks for such interesting and helpful information. I appreciate you making it available for all to see.
Baz:
You're very welcome Ron. Glad you found it helpful.
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| Robbie Morin |
| robert3984(at)aol(dot)com |
Location:
Houston,TX |
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Hi,
I have been reading your posts on Camp Logan and your finds.
I used to frequent the picnic circle back in 73-74 when in a CB Radio club. Had many club meetings there.
Have owned a detector since the late 60's but haven't TH'd in a few years.
I own 2 Whites machines, a Classic III bought new in 1991, and a Coinmaster 3900DL. Along with those I also have a 4 inch coil and a 12 inch coil for them.
I used to hunt East Beach in Galveston for a few years after I got the Classic III. Your website and posts made me get them out clean them up and put new batteries in them.I hope to get out and re-start my detecting.
You have a cool site. Very informative.
Baz:
Hey Robbie, I'm very happy you like the site. Most of all, I'm glad it has inspired you to dust those machines off and give it another go. That's the real purpose of my site: to inspire people to get into the hobby (back into, in your case), and to help out newcomers.
You should join the forum and get to know the guys! We'd love to have you as a permanent part of the community.
Thanks for signing Robbie and hope to see you on the forum soon!
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| chris |
| yougotsmith(at)yahoo(dot)co(dot)uk |
Location:
n/ireland |
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nice site baz.i'll return again.
Baz:
Thanks Chris, glad you like it!
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| DW in Id. |
| cq160(at)earthlink(dot)net |
Location:
Idaho |
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Nice site Bazooka. Keep up the good work. I also use a DFX, I'm still learning the DFX, (struggling?) along with an MXT. Your posts on DFX Only site are helpful. GL
DW
Baz:
Thx DW! Let us know if you need any help. Any one of us would be happy to assist you.
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| 39) |
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| Seasoned_Pro |
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Location:
- |
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 Tuesday, August 8, 2006 22:35
Wonderful website Baz. I love your story of how you started into MD'ing. Good luck with your finds. Keep up the good work.
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Sunday, July 30, 2006 01:02
I had a Spectrum. Sold it.
Thanks to you, I am now forced to buy a DFX.
I forgot how much fun it was.
Nice site, BTW. I like how you write.
Baz:
Now I'm forcing people to upgrade!! HA! Thanks for the kind words Kent! Enjoy the site!
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| Jason |
| elijahj32000(at)yahoo(dot)com |
Location:
Upstate NY |
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What a cool site. Very well documented. Thanks for taking the time with it. I like the total clad count.
Baz:
You're welcome Jason, glad you like it.
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| Tim Potts |
| daman9978(at)hotmail(dot)com |
Location:
heavener Oklahoma |
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Just had to sign the guest book man, the site looks great!
Baz:
You are a leet hax0r! :)
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| 35) |
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| DEEJAY |
| email4johnson(at)earthlink(dot)net |
Location:
Kissimmee,Florida |
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You've help all us newbie's so much just wanted to take the time and say thankyou, your help is always appreciated! HH! Long may your Coil Wave!
Baz:
Thanks DJ, I'm glad to be of service to you and anyone else that happens along. Enjoy the site!
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Virginia Bailey  |
| sheeplady(at)chilitech(dot)net |
Location:
Central PA |
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Thanks for your tutorial on taking andposting photos. I'm new at this and appreciate the help! Got my first one on the DFXonly.com last night. Would you believe I've been trying to do this for six months? Finally bought a HP printer w/ photo card slots. Much easier than my camera's computer photocrop program! Great website by the way! Congrats on the button from the 33rd. Very nice find.
Baz:
Your very welcome. Thanks for stopping by Virginia!
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| Carl |
| xporter1(at)gmail(dot)com |
Location:
Seguin TX |
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Got to your site by googling Starke Park and saw your write up on your field trip there. It really made me smile. That park is the hardest place to detect I've ever tried. Between the river mud from flooding 5 times and amazing amount of trash I'm suprised you found anything. In fact Seguin as whole has a hard time giving up its coins. I'm somewhat new to the hobby and am having a tough time bringing in my first silver. I did dig an erratic signal with a good vdi 62 yesterday and netted a 1918 S penny! So I'm charged up to go out again. Great web page Thanks for keeping me motivated. Quick question do your 5" or deeper targets give you a solid repeatable signal or do you listen for anything, check depth and dig anything deeper than 5 inches.
Thanks Carl
Baz:
Thanks for the entry and I'm glad you enjoy the site! I've only had a few coins deeper than 5" lock on to within 2 VDI numbers...they were a silver quarter at 6" and a silver half at 6.5". Both were found this past month. Most coins will vary, especially the wheat pennies. If you're in an old area that should have old coins, start listening for those +50 - +60's VDI's that have a bit of +80's peep to them as the coil passes directly over. If they pinpoint deeper than 4", dig. I've dug many wheats that sounded like this. The only Indian Head I've dug also sounded like this. Also check out my November 6th entry.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask it on my forum. There are some very knowledgeable guys there. Thanks and enjoy the site!
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| Paul MIller |
| pmiller(at)coxcontractors(dot)com |
Location:
Nacogdoches, TX |
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I am new at MD. I enjoy you site and your comments.
Baz:
Thanks Paul! Let us know if we can be of any help to you getting started in this incredible hobbby.
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| Gary Crow |
| crow2957(at)yahoo(dot)com |
Location:
Murphysboro Ill |
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Hi
I bought my dfx about 3 months ago and having a good time .I live in a small town.You are lucky to have a bunch of guys to hunt with.I like your home page and i hope you find some silver HA HA Thanks for the info and ill keep checking your home page and keep hunting.
crow-duck
Baz:
I'm glad you liked the site. Good luck in the field! Let us know if we can help.
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| Jamie |
| jcham5150(at)hotmail(dot)com |
Location:
CT |
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Thank-you for your web site, its really cool. It has inspired me to do the same, only I dont know a thing about web sites lol....
Happy Hunting and may you find gold in every hole.....
Baz:
Gold in every hole?!? Whoa! :)
I'm glad you stopped by and enjoyed it. If you want to learn html and get on track to getting a site up, shoot me an email and I'd be glad to help. It's not as hard as you might think.
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| Ralph Turner |
| turner774(at)verizon(dot)net |
Location:
Stafford, TX 77477 |
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Great website you have.
Baz:
Thanks Ralph. I'm glad to be able to extend my help to our club's website as well. Let me know when the card gets in.
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| Axenolith |
| axenolith(at)yahoo(dot)com |
Location:
Lafayette, CA |
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Cool site dude!
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