Hey folks…In a previous article I described a way to set up any metal detector with wireless headphones using an FM transmitter and a small FM radio. I’ve researched a little more and discovered another way to add wireless headphones to any metal detector – this time with bluetooth. I need to preface [...]
(Note March 15, 2010 – Thanks to everyone from Metal Detector Per Tutti and Metal Detector World for visiting. Caccia felice! )
Ever get tied up in your headphone?
When you kneel down to dig a target does your headpone cord tip your detector over?
Does your headphone cord get in the way of your [...]
Another quickie post, but a good one.
In this post I’m going to show you how to find some good historic spots to metal detect using the Yale Peabody Museum website.
Here’s how:
1. Visit the Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) page at Yale Peabody Museum.
2. You will be given the option to enter a search [...]
I’m gonna show you a great way to find metal detecting spots, using my “other” outdoor hobby – geocaching.
You’ve probably heard of geocaching. The gist with “caching” is to use a GPS to find containers that other folks have hidden. It’s a blast, and I’ve found close to 800 caches to date. Even hid several. [...]
