Digging Deeper With The Dfx Pdf

I got my copy of Jeff Foster's book, Digging Deeper With The DFX yesterday. It's a treasure in it's own right. I can't put it down. Supercalc 55 download. I have had my DFX for almost two years & I am learning stuff I never dreamed of. If you have a DFX & you don't have a copy of this book, you are at a disadvantage. It is easy to read & understand.

It's full of charts & diagrams & every step of every change possible is coverd in details that any average detectorist can understand. Can you tell that I am impressed?

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I finally got a chance to get out & try some of the new stuff I learned from the book. Made it out for an hour & a half but didn't have time to go far so I hit the old bleacher area of old ball field again.

I have pounded this spot hard myself just because it is handy & I know there is silver there. I was going pretty fast but using new settings & technique tips from the book, I picked up $3.45 in clad & a couple of wheaties from the place I scoured just a while ago & it has been unused between then & today. It's a great book. I look forward th hitting some fresh sites. I only dug 3 pull tabs. All other hits were coins. Mostly nickels & dimes.

That was a change from normal. I usually dig a ton of trash. If you have a DFX & don't have this book, you're really missing out. I got my DFX for my birthday last month and when I saw the Digging Deeper Book at a local detector shop I had to have it. After reading the book I realized why I never really found anything with my XLT.

Since reading the book I have a whole new understanding on how this thing works and why I never used to find anything good. I was really surprised with how much deeper I can detect now. I have recently been to South Padre Island, TX where I found 2 very nice rings on a beach that was picked clean by other TH'rs and beach cleaning equipment. They were between 6' and 7' deep. Its a great book and a must have if you have a DFX.