Join me and my Minelab E-Trac for a fun hunt at my local beach. I give tips for beginners while searching in great conditions. You will see just how easily the targets are recovered as another detectorist and myself dig up many coins, an 18ct gold ring and more.

Detecting an old house site with E-Trac

This film was shot on the camcorder that used to belong to Jeb (and now Garybrun). This video was to see how footage could be acquired with out fancy equipment, with the camcorder hung off my waist. It was a very windy day, so I apologise for the wind noise.

In this production Gordon takes his E-Trac onto one of his best fields. After showing us his settings, he starts detecting letting us listen to the sounds of the signals before digging them (one handed). Gordon has filmed this using a wide angle HD camera on a neck-strap, giving an action feel to some of the shots.

Detecting around dry lake with E-Trac

After Finding my 1st Seated Quarter (1856) yesterday,I was sure that was the last of 1st time finds for the year.Instead the very next day I get a nice surprise.Thx for watching.HH

Des explains the Combine function on the new E-Trac.

Des explains the Ferrous and Conductivity display features on the new E-Trac.