I want to start metal detecting. Where should I be looking for stuff?

Non-Ferrous metal is non-magnetic metals (copper, aluminum, brass, lead, etc.) It will take approximately 50% more of a non-ferrous metal to be as detectable as a ferrous metal. Manganese is also a non-ferrous metal and difficult for most metal detectors to detect. Best Underwater Metal Detector In depth Guide Reviews For 2018

If you are looking for gold or other precious metals that are buried deeper than one meter, you need a 2-box metal detector. Unlike traditional coin detectors, which are made to find smaller individual items, a ground two-box metal detector can penetrate the earth using special search coils that transmit signals. https://detectorly.com/key-things-consider-purchasing-metal-detector-beach

Would start by checking all fuses then check to see if the cars fuel pump is dead. Unplug the air boot from air filter housing, spray a bit of starting fluid or carb cleaner. If car wants to start with spray I'd be looking at the fuel pump. If no change check to see if motor has spark. Pull a wire ground it out on something that's metal and crank, spark should jump to metal (ground).

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Coin shooting or coin detecting is when you hunt just for coins only. Some people hunt for any coins in general and the more specialized metal detectors' look for specific types of coins.

There are features on metal detectors that allow you to discriminate your targets. Or you can learn to rely on discrimination patterns to identify targets.

Gold is more valuable than silver and often comes with gem stones etc, so finding it on the beach is a great thing. But - gold has low conductivity and falls into the same range as pull-tabs and foil. So if you sift those types of items out, so that you don't' get so much junk, you could also be sifting out the good stuff.

Beach combing is basically metal detecting on the beach. Most metal detectors on the beach are looking for jewelry and coins and in the busy summer seasons, probably can find quite a bit. This is the most popular kind of metal detecting.

Metal in the water. When you fill your pool, immediately treat as if you had metal, according to package insructions ... (pump running generally speaking).

I dont know why, it seems metal is sometimes hard to detect ... treat the water anyway. In my area, the stuff costs less than $20.00 which is way cheaper than removing the metal AFTER you find it!

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the VCO IF transformer has change value..,it need to adjust using plastic or wood stick,it is looks a metal cubes near the jungle IC or eles try to resolder the tuner