Back out detecting again for a couple of hours.


I just had to get out again detecting for a couple of hours today. You never know when the weather will change again. Only stayed local and went on my regular well searched land. It never ceases to amaze me that when you think there's nothing left to find once again the signals ring through with something else.


I purposely set up my Velox as I had it on the beach yesterday. Main reason I was getting good depth and wanted to see what those settings were like on land. So once again I set the at maximum 10, the Iron Disc at FS, Ground Balance at 6, Iron Off and placed it on Mineral 3. Ran quite quiet, just a bit of spitting and popping, but like yesterday any dig-able signals rang through lovely plus I was getting good depth again.



Managed another couple of coins, a one shilling of Elizabeth II and a grot. A couple of military buttons. What looks like a lapel badge, an unknown object with some fancy design on and what could have been a lead coin weight. Plus I had a lot of trash items like a chain, 3 keys, some lead and other bits that were all missed before. I did measure one of those buttons with my pinpointer at 8 inches deep. Most of it came out at 8-12 inches deep.
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  1. Anonymous12 February 2014 at 08:20

    The weather is not the best to hunt, in Spain the same thing happens. Good Finds.

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    1. Janner5313 February 2014 at 07:25

      Thanks Topocastor. I've never known rain and gales like it before. There is another storm due to hit us tomorrow but today is looking good for a few hours out detecting later. I'm thinking of hitting my local beach to see if its been churned up some more.
      Interesting beach photos on your site, just goes to show the power of these storms.

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  2. P2Pinvested12 February 2014 at 22:02

    Well done on getting out detecting mate. Its hard to get a break from the weather lately

    http://diaryofadetectorist.blogspot.co.uk

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    1. Janner5313 February 2014 at 07:30

      Hi Andy, Hope your managing to catch some breaks in the weather yourself. I've never studied the weather so much before looking for a window of opportunity to get out detecting. Today is looking quite good for me before the next storm moves in tomorrow. I've put my battery on charge...just in case.

      I sent you an email from another account as I have been having a prob with my outgoing mail from the contact form.

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  3. P2Pinvested12 February 2014 at 22:03

    Ps. Did you get the private message I sent you ?

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