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Date Posted: 15:31:18 03/02/03 Sun
Author: Steve Herschbach
Subject: Minelab SD2200D in Alaska and Garrett Infinium in Hawaii

Hi Guys,

I've been catching up on my Steve's Mining Journal and have finally written up a trip I made to the Fortymile region of Alaska with my SD2200D detector back in 2001. Some good Alaska info here for those that are interested. And another story proving once again why the Minelab detectors have such ardent fans. Check it out at Minelab SD2200D at Fortymile, Alaska

For something really different, I just returned from Hawaii where I did well with my Garrett Infinium. One thing my new GP Extreme cannot do is go underwater! Anyone interested in the Infinium may want to check out Garrett Infinium in Hawaii

Steve Herschbach
Alaska Mining & Diving Supply

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