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Date Posted: 13:51:36 08/26/02 Mon
Author: Steve Herschbach
Subject: Re: Okay Rob, where is part 2?
In reply to: Jim Straight 's message, "Okay Rob, where is part 2?" on 01:27:58 08/26/02 Mon

Hi Rob,

Yeah, me too. Now that I've had my say, I still want to hear Part 2, all the blood and guts included! I really do want to know what the Infinium will or won't do. Were there any VLF's in the crowd?

I'm the first to concede that if anyone has a Minelab SD/GP, then by all means they should just keep using it. What really would be informative, however, is some good info on what advantages, if any, the Infinium might have over VLF detectors in mineralized ground.

If in your opinion the Infinium has nothing to offer VLF owners, now that would be bad news for Garrett!

Steve Herschbach

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