Category: Diggers tips

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Tips and Tricks on How to Get Permission to Metal Detect from Landowners! (Personal Insight, Diggers Tips +)

Metal detecting often requires access to private land, and securing permission from landowners is one of any detectorist’s most important and difficult tasks. But with the right approach, you can increase your chances of success. Here are some essential tips and tricks on how to get permission to metal detect from landowners. Before Approaching the Landowner The foundation of a successful permission request is understanding and respecting local laws and...

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Protecting Your Metal Detector: Some Tips and Tricks (Diggers Tips +)

For the passionate metal detectorist, the metal detector is more than just a tool; it’s an extension of their passion for archeology, whether be it hobby or work! But like any prized possession, it requires care and protection to ensure its longevity and optimal performance. In this article, we will discuss measures and strategies to shield your metal detector from wear and tear and the elements, taking the XP Deus...

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Is your Fisher F-Pulse Pinpointer not working properly? Try this repair!

How to disassemble and fix the Fisher F-Pulse / similar procedure for the Tek-Point Probe Metal detecting enthusiasts understand the excitement of uncovering buried treasures, and the Fisher F-Pulse Pinpointer has been a reliable companion in this task at least for me. However, like any electronic device, pinpointer malfunctions can occur. If you find yourself with a Fisher F-Pulse Pinpointer that’s refusing to cooperate, keep reading! In this article, we’ll...

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XP MI-6 pinpointer – features and settings (must know!)

The brand new XP MI-6 pinpointer, the best choice if you have the XP Deus metal detector. I’m using it for about the year and very satisfied with the quality and ease of use. Pinpointer really helps to locate the targets, even the smallest ones. New video about the features and settings, really helpful, when you bought the MI-6 and looking for some tips and tricks.

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Restoring German Helmets With Wax! (Diggers Tips, Photos+)

I recently acquired a very fine piece, an original German M42 Stahlhelm. Now this helmet was in a good condition with the original paint and everything, but I had one question: was there anything I could do to make it look better and add some value to it without destroying it in any way? And does it work for a “dug” German helmet? The answer is: yes! As some of...

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What Metal Detector To Buy In 2019?

Hello, friends! Here I have another very useful post for the upcoming new year – which metal detector should you choose and buy in this new year of 2019? A difficult topic, because there are many models and the choice is really huge and wide. Digging through forums, watching YouTube, reading different opinions and reviews of other detectorists is usually what you have to do, but I decided to make...

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Schemes And Drawings Of Scoops For Beach Detecting, Do It Yourself! :)

I think this post will be useful for all lovers of beach detecting. As you can see, these are schemes for making your own sand scoop for beach detecting! There are three different types, and I will introduce you to each one. So, let us start. Type-1 scoop scheme And this will be the final result: Convenient and beautiful scoop! Since the sizes of the scoop are not given (choose the size...

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XP Deus Settings For Littered Places (Tips From Experienced Detectorists)

Unlike other metal detectors with preinstalled search programs and not very much freedom in changing settings, the XP Deus metal detector allows itself to be adjusted for use on any soil and any detecting conditions to the maximum. Of course, the depth of the detector is not the deepest, but the depth is not important where other metal detectors do not see certain objects, for example – medieval silver, gold,...

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XP Deus Settings For Detecting With A HF Coil On A Littered Field Or In A Park (Photos Of Finds+)

Recently I went detecting to an old field on the outskirts of the village. A long time ago, there had been a trading place on this field, where horses were sold. Just imagine it: a large field, summer, heat, and many horses. Everyone walking in the street, trading, business as usual. This was a good place for that kind of business – all roads go through this place, you can...