Description
Clive James Clynick is the author of some 19 previous metal detecting “how-to” books, numerous articles and product reviews. In this advanced, information-packed guide he shares tips and secrets of his many years of successful gold-hunting with the Minelab CTX 3030. Topics include:
• Understanding the CTX’s Gold-Hunting Strengths and Weaknesses.
• Open “Audio” and Closed Screen “Gold Box” Methods.
• Interference and Stability.
• Coil Control, Discriminate and Target Acquisition.
• The “Signal Balancing” Approach to Getting More Depth.
• “Graduated” Tuning and Selectivity.
• Getting More Depth with Manual Sensitivity.
• When to Use Automatic Sensitivity.
• 17” Coil Gold-Hunting.
• The CTX in Black Sand.
• CTX 3030 “Gold Skills.”
• Beach, Park and Shallow Water Gold Methods.
…and much more…
97 pgs. (8.5 x 5.5 softbound) $16.97
International shipping $10.
Clive –
Hey Clive, I received your book a couple days ago in the mail. This book is a good follow up to the Practical Guide for the CTX 3030 well done.
Chappy IN
Clive –
Hi Clive,
Just finished reading your new book..I have all your books and thought that Secrets from the Pros Part 2 was my favorite but this latest has surpassed it. Well done.
Ray
Aus.
Clive –
Today’s coffee read! Clive Clynick’s latest guide for successful gold hunting on the beach or in the water. This is my 7th book by him over the years and I really appreciate the way he gets in depth about settings and what the machine is doing and trying to say to you if you listen. Rather than saying hey these are my settings,use these he explains each setting and how they may work or help you in your environment or maybe not but it gives you a better understanding of what?why? & where you may want to employ a setting to make your detecting more successful. From your books on the XLT,DFX,Pulse induction to site selection you have helped put gold in my scoop! Thanks for another well written guide Clive!
Edward C.
Clive –
wonderfull book !
du6r
Clive –
I just got the Gold Hunter’s Guide. I can’t, at this point, say that I have found gold because I haven’t been hunting since I got the book. However, I have so far read about half of it two times and can say that it has given me a much better understanding of how the CTX 3030 works. Like the concept of the more closed the screen, the slower the sweep of the coil, working in waves, slopes and banks, and the list goes on. Thanks for all this information. I wish I had this when I bought my 3030 4 years ago.
JH