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XLT Field methods & Custom Programmes by Clive James Clynick


XLT Field methods & custom programmes by Clive J Clynick   Soft back, 62 pages, Illustrated B&W, 14cm x 21.5cm
 

More detecting advice for the Spectrum XLT user. Includes information on custom programming, as well as twelve custom programmes for various applications. This information will only be of interest to Spectrum owners.

 
Contents:
 
  • Knowing your detector
  • Other unit bases
  • Silver, copper & nickel
  • Gold & Aluminium
  • Beach hunting basics
  • Detecting & site reading skills
  • What I learnt from "Stan"
  • Directed hunting
  • Site reading
  • Terrain reading
  • Beach terrain reading
  • Programmes & methods
  • The pre-sets
  • Customizing pre-sets
  • Sports fields
  • Basic notch skills
  • Basic notch set up
  • Notching for small gold
  • Custom programmes & applications
  • Deep silver programmes
  • Using DC phase
  • Silverado
  • Ring Enhancement programmes
  • Karls gold ring programme
  • Beach hunting programmes & methods
  • Clive's mixed-mode beach programme
  • Wet sand / Low frequency power
  • Modifying the English relic programme
  • Black sand programme
  • Hi power silver programme
XLT Field methods & Custom Programmes by Clive James Clynick
 
£6.95
 
 
   

On the back cover:

Conclusion:

I have tried to fill this book with a variety of the best XLT Spectrum methods and programmes I know of. My hope is that these methods will give confidence to the novice, and inspire the seasoned hunter in his developement. While no detector, programme or method on its own will "stand in" for the time tested, old fashioned skills that make a good treasure hunter, I feel that hunting with my Eagle 2 & XLT has given me the ability to learn and change to evolve as a detectorist.