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Title: New to DW Would like, detector Buddies Post by: Findmetoo on September 17, 2011, 09:53:49 PM Hi Everyone,
Only recently joined your very friendly Club. Only been detecting for a year, My best find, a gold ring that turn out to be guilt lol. I live in Llanmartin and would like to hear from others near me, to join on days out. I have a n E-trac and could do with a bit of tuition with that. .......Ha! A modest Happy person own transport. Thanks Ray ...... Title: Re: New to DW Would like, detector Buddies Post by: Val Beechey on September 17, 2011, 10:55:42 PM Hello and welcome to the site Findmetoo. Can't help you out myself, I live by Tenby, a good drive away. I know there are some that live over your end and I'm sure when they get round to it they'll be in touch.
You're in a good area for detecting, plenty of Roman down that end. Happy hunting. Val Title: Re: New to DW Would like, detector Buddies Post by: dances with badgers on September 18, 2011, 05:01:12 AM welcome aboard ray,i use an etrac for beach detecting and its awsome.mike
Title: Re: New to DW Would like, detector Buddies Post by: woodbob123 on September 22, 2011, 07:42:40 AM Hi Ray live in beechwood newport can only offer moral support with your machine but like you new and lost see my post but i am available most days almost retired and the more i do the better Robert
Title: Re: New to DW Would like, detector Buddies Post by: tyna on September 22, 2011, 02:12:36 PM Oh God - do love a happy ending :'(
Hi Ray and welcome :) Title: Re: New to DW Would like, detector Buddies Post by: Findmetoo on September 22, 2011, 07:25:35 PM Oh God - do love a happy ending Cry
Hi Tyna, Your reply has got me intrigued, What happy ending ? Are we getting married or something ? Regards Ray Title: Re: New to DW Would like, detector Buddies Post by: Meatslicer on September 22, 2011, 11:04:23 PM Nah, she just has a romantic streak, but is also easily led ::)
You live in a very interesting area surrounded by motte and bailey castles, iron age forts, crop marks and Google Earth features. Lucky you. I have an etrac, I swing it regularly in isolated areas with as few people around as possible but you are welcome to join me if you like sometime. Keep an eye out for the Detecting Wales Rallies too, they are good social occasions too, with loads of other loonies on hand to help out and give advice. Eric Title: Re: New to DW Would like, detector Buddies Post by: Roman (Ray) on September 22, 2011, 11:09:21 PM wellcome to detectingwales ray. hope you enjoy the forum and our company mate
ray. Title: Re: New to DW Would like, detector Buddies Post by: Tafflaff (Rob) on September 22, 2011, 11:37:24 PM Welcome to the forum Ray, I've got an Etrac , and have had it now for 18 months now, I'm still learning the machine and in another 18 months will still be learning the machine. :) . Its a brilliant machine get one good programme and stick with it . The three most powerful tools in metal detecting are , familiarity of machine, good land and time spent detecting.
good luck and if you need any help , just shout. F.Y.I any information on the following subjects you may want to ask the following members that are experts in their own fields. Land Finding - Me (Tafflaff) ;D Machine programming and headphones - Chef Artifacts and Coin ID's - Peter The Doc Pottery and Land Reading - WBM Artifact restoration - R.J.M Post 1900's Roman Coin ID's - Roman Ray Title: Re: New to DW Would like, detector Buddies Post by: rjm on September 23, 2011, 10:37:01 AM F.Y.I any information on the following subjects you may want to ask the following members that are experts in their own fields. Land Finding - Me (Tafflaff) ;D Machine programming and headphones - Chef Artifacts and Coin ID's - Peter The Doc Pottery and Land Reading - WBM Artifact restoration - R.J.M Post 1900's Roman Coin ID's - Roman Ray PMSL!! ;D |