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Get a cannister with a screw top approx. 3 to 4 inch diameter and maybe 8 inch high , Cut a star in the top so you can push coins in once in they cant get back out , nothing worse than loosing something you found , Never dig with your hands , Fan the sand out of the way and only pick up what...

Does anyone know how to Delete \ reset the dive log\ history on an Eon Steel I have downloaded the Suunto DC Eraser v3 but it does not support the Eon , Thanks

looked on the site above they seem to have an interesting pinpointer ,

The best low cost , ( they are not cheep ) is the vibratector Treasure Products, Inc | Home of the Vibra-Probe however they are only good in the water, being too shore to use on land except as a pinpointer as far as reliable goes these are the best.

HI there , I have both types , and Aqua scan PI (Pulse Induction)the Vibratector and a Minelab Excalibur. Before you decide which type of detector you need to look at what your looking for and where. The Vibratector is a PI unit , its excellent for small search areas or areas with a lot of rock...

Silty Sam has the right idea , small cheep and very good ,

I would go with Brians suggestion go to Scubadive West for shore and boat diving Cillian or Breffni are the guys to ask for , unless Oceandivers in Dublin are going to Quilty more boat diving Give Willie a call on 0035312378471 other than that look at Mullaghmore again just boat diving ...

The easiest way to clean silver is baking soda Aluminium foil and boiling water , put the foil in the bottom of a heat resistant container place what your cleaning on it and cover with baking soda , I am sure there is a correct amount but its cheep so not too worried if I use a bit much , then...

yes and they are absolutely fantastic for their size ,

Thanks for that Rich its very detailed and hopefully come in useful ,even if its just for cleaning rings

Before you decide what your going to spend decide what you want it to do and where you will use it . I have 2 one is an Aquapusle with an 8" coil (new costs more then $1500) which is great on flattish open areas because the long shaft allows a bigger sweep , the second is a Vibra Tektor 730...

I just use a small plastic gardening trowel , plastic because I can scoop up some silt , sand and scan it if I need to other then that it works to fan away sand , try to fan the sand in the direction of the current

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Hi there is the backplate ss or alu thanks

I will second the fin straps , as far a the weights go I switched to twin 12's with a ss backplate and a salvo torch ,I now dive without a weightbelt , the torch provides the aditional kilo or two that I need to allow me put air in my suit for warmth , the metal detectors , digging tools and all...

Hi ted I disagree with anything worth finding is already gone , as far as places to look you mentioned the most obvious ,one more to check is if you are on sandy bottom and every so often you see all the small pebles grouped togeather check there the sea grades things by weight , so light sand...

Hi Qtdivergirl, just a few tips on using the metal detector , 1 bring a container with a screw lid to collect stuff in , 2 use a trowel (plastic if possible so you can pass a scoop of dirt under the head to see if there is metal in it )to dig with not your hands till you can see what you are...

Sorry Dave I dident see this till now , best place in Dingle is Waterworld ask for Sandra , Not much help to you now but might be good for anyone else that runs a search for Ireland

Hi there , you could give Breffni or Cillian in Scubadive West a shout they have a good setup with plenty to see even form the shore Scuba Diving in Ireland | Diving in Ireland with Scubadive West

Congratulations , when you start thinking of a pinpointer have a look at the vibratector , I have the 730 and for places where you cant get a good sweep with the larger detector its great ,also works very well as a pinpointer and saves alot of digging ,as both are PI you have to turn your main...