The New Garrett AT Pro

Brand new for 2011 Garrett AT Pro, the metal detector treasure finders have been hunting for. The all terrain metal detector that will take a beginner then in a brief time turn him/her into a Metal detecting guru.

Here are some of the numerous features of The AT Pro metal detector. visible Digital Target ID, Numbers O-99 to permit visible discrimination.

High resolution Iron discrimination allows nice targets to be detected next to iron.

All terrain metal detector notable for detecting land although can as well go ten feet underwater a genuinely adaptable metal detector

Electronic pinpointing  enables you to detune the signal which makes uncovering the target with no difficulty

Manual Ground Balance allows the detector user to set the ground balance of the detector where ground mineralization is severe Fast Track Ground allows the detector user to quickly ground balance the detector

Has an 8.5? X 11? DD coil that enables deeper detection and extra ground coverage with every swing                                                                                                    

These are simply a few of the features of the New Garrett AT Pro. This will be the Metal detector I will be using in 2011. I can see more Treasure being found in 2011 than within the last five years.  The Objective I have set for myself in 2011 is thirty six Gold and silver rings and chains.

You have to to test out this innovative machine, I do think that Garrett has a winner with the AT Pro.With gold over a $1400 per ounce, now would be the time to get into metal detecting for Treasure. Be the first in your county to get one of these treasure finding metal detectors. Lets make 2011 the year when all of us have accomplishment in finding gold plus silver treasure.

How to Swing the Coil

Swinging your Metal Detector the right way for a gratifying outcome .
By Rich whitesell

When swinging your metal detector, appropriate technique is crucial. if you suspend the coil too high over the soil depth is gone. If you swing the coil to rapidly, you might miss a valuable object. Also if you go too swiftly, you might pass over a target.

 Far as the height beyond the soil goes, you would like to suspend the coil as close to the soil as possible. Obviously, if you're working your machine in tall growth you're perhaps three or four inches above the soil. On the other hand,once you detect on different a landscape like on a level flat beach surface, you can without difficulty skim the coil perfectly over the sand. Keep in mind, the higher the coil is on top of the soil the extra depth you will lose. If you got a old dime that is six in. underneath the ground, and your detector can detect eight inches, and the coil is three inches over the surface, you will fail to detect that target. If the coil had been in a straight line upon the surface you would be able to detect that target.

For walking speed, remember a mild slow walk is crucial.

I have used this technique productively to locate lots of token type coins, silver jewelry, along with other odd finds. Just remember to take your time and keep the coil to the soil and you will find your treasure.
GOOD LUCK!

About The Author

Rich Whitesell has been a die hard treasure hunter fan for a number of years and has hunted all over the USA. old homesites and beaches his favorite places to hunt.

Metal detecting Indiana

Hello everyone! It has been awhile since I posted anything and thought I better get to it.I went on a metal detecting hunt today and the the weather was perfect for it.Garron (a friend of mine) called me up and wanted me to run my metal detector on his property to see what I could find.It was a pleasant surprise to unearth a Standing liberty Quarter and a shell gas station token. My dad used to collect them back when I was a child and he would be thrilled to see it.Sad to say he passed away a few years back and miss the time dad and I went metal detecting. Here is a video of today's hunt hunt..Enjoy..until next time..