Introduction To Beginners - Tools (Kit example)
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Your toolkit my be different from the one below, based on your personal preferences, however shouldn't be far off.
Tools You May Require:
KIT (example)
1. Right angled metal rule (optional)
2. 12 Inch/30cm mental rule (optional)
3. Trowel ( 1 or 2)
4. Plasterer pointer
5. Pick hammer
6. Brush
7. Pigmy Spade/Full Size (27")
8. Plastic Gloves (optional)
9. Binliners
10. Plastic Bags (Samples)
11. Spare set of batteries (metal detector)
12. Large magnet (can be useful)
13. Instruction Manual for Metal Detector !!!
14. Brief copy of Treasure Act 1996/useful tel. numbers
14. Spare soft earphone pieces (can be hard on ears)
15. First Aid Pack
16. Rucksack (small)
17. Waterproofs (warm coat/over trousers)
18. Good Walking Boots/socks
19. Mobile phone/camera
20. GPS (portable or smartphone App)
21. Magnet (with light) - telescopic (optional-useful)
22. Mirror - telescopic (search in tight places)
23. Sandwiches (until you strike it lucky!)
24. Flask of tea
25. Pen/Pencil/Notebook
26. Finds Pointer (Optional)
27. On that thought....don't forget your Metal Detector!
- Full Tank of Petrol (Buddies without deep pockets)
...... and somewhere to 'sweep'
- Money for the pub!
Tools You May Require:
KIT (example)
1. Right angled metal rule (optional)
2. 12 Inch/30cm mental rule (optional)
3. Trowel ( 1 or 2)
4. Plasterer pointer
5. Pick hammer
6. Brush
7. Pigmy Spade/Full Size (27")
8. Plastic Gloves (optional)
9. Binliners
10. Plastic Bags (Samples)
11. Spare set of batteries (metal detector)
12. Large magnet (can be useful)
13. Instruction Manual for Metal Detector !!!
14. Brief copy of Treasure Act 1996/useful tel. numbers
14. Spare soft earphone pieces (can be hard on ears)
15. First Aid Pack
16. Rucksack (small)
17. Waterproofs (warm coat/over trousers)
18. Good Walking Boots/socks
19. Mobile phone/camera
20. GPS (portable or smartphone App)
21. Magnet (with light) - telescopic (optional-useful)
22. Mirror - telescopic (search in tight places)
23. Sandwiches (until you strike it lucky!)
24. Flask of tea
25. Pen/Pencil/Notebook
26. Finds Pointer (Optional)
27. On that thought....don't forget your Metal Detector!
- Full Tank of Petrol (Buddies without deep pockets)
...... and somewhere to 'sweep'
- Money for the pub!
Insurance Cover
Metal Detecting KIT
The mirror can double up as an emergency reflector if required.
If you are in an unfamiliar location, or out in the 'sticks, other equipment may be required if over a one day period. Generally a map, compass/GPS/Smartphone is useful, especially after a tiring day - it will allow you to at least find your car and it should give you useful co-ordinates for your finds. It is also advisable or a consideration to leave a note at home or tell someone you know well; of your approximate route(s) and/or destination and estimated return time or home arrival. Be Safe!
If you are in an unfamiliar location, or out in the 'sticks, other equipment may be required if over a one day period. Generally a map, compass/GPS/Smartphone is useful, especially after a tiring day - it will allow you to at least find your car and it should give you useful co-ordinates for your finds. It is also advisable or a consideration to leave a note at home or tell someone you know well; of your approximate route(s) and/or destination and estimated return time or home arrival. Be Safe!
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All Your Requirements Together - Typical Kit Bag
Introduction to Research
As a Beginner or Professional check out the laws and advice concerning Metal Detecting and familiarise yourself
What is a metal detector and how is it made?
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