Hey guys, I'm new to treasure hunting and really want to get into it, I know other people have posted similar things but I didn't want to hijack another thread. Basically I'm looking for people's opinions on the best DIY option under around $250-$300. I want something fairly versatile with good range and sensitivity because I plan on searching both on land and under around 8'-12' of seawater, mainly for coins and jewellery. Construction won't be a problem as I'm good with a soldering iron and I can put together an enclosure easy enough. I have seen things like surf pi, barracuda, hammer head etc but I can't seem to find much information to compare them, So, what do you think?
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Soooo what is it exactly you want to make?
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I have read an extensive report on a similar project that was posted over a few months during building.
From memory I think it worked ok but wouldn't handle mineralised soils.
http://golddetecting.4umer.net/t6394-grant-s-diy-pi-detector
Sorry for the link to another forum mods but it is a good read & relevant to the question. Gcause is also a member of this forum.
From memory I think it worked ok but wouldn't handle mineralised soils.
http://golddetecting.4umer.net/t6394-grant-s-diy-pi-detector
Sorry for the link to another forum mods but it is a good read & relevant to the question. Gcause is also a member of this forum.
