Gettysburg Electronics

Metal Detectors and More - For over 36 years.

Announcements - August 2008

1The new White's TDI pulse induction instrument is producing extraordinary results in mineralized ground. Unlike most pulse induction instruments, this unit can penetrate highly mineralized ground for buttons up to a foot deep while eliminating most scrap iron. Most pulse induction instruments don't discriminate at all. The unit is available only from dealers who use detectors and can properly demonstrate it to the customer. At $1599.95 it's not for everyone, but in highly mineralized areas like some Confederate winter camps in Virginia where valuable targets lie beyond the reach of your present instrument, it may be just the instrument for you.

2The Fisher F 70, a scaled down version of the fabulous Fisher F75, with a coaxial coil instead of a DD coil is worth looking at. The depth is excellent and it is reasonably priced at our low price of $649.00. Stop in to look it over.

3 When you recover something especially nice, whether coinshooting or relic hunting, we always enjoy seeing it (or them). If you email a picture or bring it in, we may include it in our "Recent Finds" page. A very rare recent find has been added: a Union and Confederate bullet which impacted head on and fused together. This is a Gettysburg find. See this in "Recent Finds."

4 The Pen Mar Historical Recovery Association has great events planned for the rest of 2008. If you are in easy driving distance of Gettysburg, you should consider joining this group. See Pen Mar News for more information.

 
 

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