Thank you, Erik.
Based on that, I'll try to find myself a Gold Bug II,
but if I come across a good deal on the original model,
that might be fine to get started with.
Linton
Erik Fisler erikfwebb at msn.com
Mon Jun 1 04:14:52 EDT 2009
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The second version has a substantially higher frequency so it's really hot
on metal.
John Wolfe's can pick up some gold basin L's and Palo Verde Mine L's that a
GMT can't.
He showed me some very nice specimen gold too.
With my Dad's Gold Bug Origional, I have found bird shot 8 inches deep, as
loud as a wistle.
Either one is good on meteorites but I would sugest paying for the version
two.
[Erik]
From: lintonius at earthlink.net
To: meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com
Date: Sun, 31 May 2009 23:57:23 -0700
Subject: [meteorite-list] - Fisher Gold Bug owners?
Greetings listees.
I know some of you prefer to use the Fisher Gold Bug II metal detectors.
I've been watching for a "pre-owned model" and what I'm wondering is...
Is the difference between the Gold Bug II and the original subtle, or
substantial?
Should I bother with the original at a good price, or hold out for the
newer
model?
Either way, this will be my first detector. Any advice would be highly
appreciated.
Thank you.
Linton
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