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Its only now a few weeks later, as I sit looking out of the patio doors onto a very windy and wet day with the sea mist coming in gusty waves across the fields of our holiday home; that the...

Last Sunday I had been invited with my mate Dan, to do some detecting on one of our friend Luke’s permissions. It was an opportunity to meet up with some friends I hadn’t seen for far, far too long. The...

The Minelab Equinox has already benefited from a couple of upgrades, these have been to fix bugs and add extra functionality. The latest upgrade is v3 and is a big improvement over previous versions. Not only does it add an...

My good friends at Joan Allen metal detectors were kind enough to send me an F44 unit to finish off my field testing of the latest Fisher F series. As ever it seems with many of my reports, I have...

The next installment of father son bonding with the new Fisher series was a rather wet and windy affair. I had chosen a small field near a large manor house that we had only spent a few minutes on before...

Finally I have managed to get out and scratch up enough land to properly test this machine out, over here in the UK, as I am sure you will be aware we have a season for detecting and while the...

I've been testing Minelab's Pro-Find 35 pinpointer for a while now. During testing I started to better understand Minelab's patented DIF (Detector Interference Free) technology. I first experienced strong pinpointer interference while using the GPX 5000 and a large mono...

Many years ago while researching for the TV show Hoard Hunters (History Channel), we looked at a site near Whaddon Buckinghamshire where a hoard had been found in the 19th-century. This  hoard of Roman coins were unearthed while the field...