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Date Posted: 15:08:27 09/03/02 Tue
Author: mils
Subject: Re: infinium as relic-detector
In reply to: Randy Seden 's message, "Re: infinium as relic-detector" on 09:38:19 09/03/02 Tue

hallo randy,thank you for your message.i am looking for coins ,coinhoards, bronze-and other relics and ww2-stuff that is at the most in one meters depth.for this the machine you mentioned is too powerfull and for me too expensive.here a test has been made recently with several detectors.virtually none could find a coinhoard at 40 cms.one firm in germany is selling vlf-detectors that are tuned to the max.one of them on the base of the white idx pro.these could find the hoard.i am undecided if i should buy the infinium or one of these .in the infinium i hope to find sens and more depth for small items and better depth for bigger items .
good bye
mils

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