At this time of year us poor unfortunate folk here in the
East do not have the advantage of warm temperatures, so we eventually have to
pack up our equipment for the long cold winter ahead.
Before your metal detector away, be sure to remove the
batteries from your detector and pin pointer as well. It would also be a good
idea to clean any dirt and dust on your detector, coil, shovels and pin
pointer.
If you have a water metal detector that you use in the
ocean, wash off your equipment with fresh water, this includes scoops. Remember
salt water can be very corrosive and could damage your equipment. Do not store your detector in a cold damp basement or
garage.
Some people store them in the original box it came and I have also
heard of some putting their detectors away in a gun style padded case which is
a good idea. Tractor Supply Co. has 52
inch long rifle cases for about $15.
Many of us spend more time on our computers during the winter months. This is an excellent time to do some online research about local sites for tips for the Spring. You may also want to check your local library or historical society.
Many of us spend more time on our computers during the winter months. This is an excellent time to do some online research about local sites for tips for the Spring. You may also want to check your local library or historical society.
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