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I learned how to tune my machine and negotiate with things like black sand and coal cinders. I learned over time how simple things like a good soaking rain can greatly enhance the signals and that digging every signal was the smart thing to do. But I learned not to let the bad days overwhelm my desire to succeed. There were days when I came home and plopped four memorial pennies on the counter and thought the old place was just "tapped out". Throughout the summer and into the fall I found more than five hundred coins, a large gold class ring, and an emerald set with four diamonds in a 10K gold ring right where he told me I was wasting my time. We had a pleasant conversation and I listened to his stories of all the things he had found where I was detecting and he went on his way. When I first started detecting in a church yard near my home, an older gentleman came up to me and told me that he'd already detected that place with a detector that cost five times what I had paid for my Radio Shack Discovery 3000. This is a common malady that we all encounter, but I've come to realize that it's always a temporary thing. We've all been faced with the same "bad day" syndrome that can destroy our drive to keep going. They are so discouraged by one or two simple setbacks that they lack the desire to continue. Many people - far too many people - drive home, put their detector in the closet, and "shelve" their hobby. Have you ever gone out to your favorite detecting site and found absolutely nothing of value after a couple of hours of diligent detecting? I would venture to guess you wandered back to your vehicle and put the detector away while thinking to yourself the whole time "I've just wasted a good afternoon". Interesting Articles I have Collected and News! Metal Detector Trick, Traps and Techniques! How to form a Pirate (Metal Detecting) Club! I'll Never Give Up looking with my metal detector!
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