Not much snow hear but the ground is froze up.
Might warm up this weekend for a quickie.
Nice silver
HH
BIG JOHN
Not much snow hear but the ground is froze up.
Might warm up this weekend for a quickie.
Nice silver
HH
BIG JOHN
To Have The Best You Have To Make It Yourself
Hey Angie, The cold is definitely not good for the machine. Although my DFX recovered it did worry me for a while. These machines are really not designed to be in 20 degree weather. They may tolerate it from time to time, but I bet it has an overall effect on the longevity. I'm sure somewhere the manufacturer states what the minimum operational temperature is. Remember when Del and I go out, it could be 8 hours in the freezing cold. So, short term exposure may not be so bad. It's not worth losing the investment.
Angie i'm actually looking forward the cold hunts because when his machine craps out like it did , the coppers are at my mercy and the pathetic sad puppy dog look he gets is priceless (the trick is to bring a can of compressed air with ya and when George ain't looking spray the circuts really good ) ya it must be the cold affecting the machine George, aww thats to bad man
there are some machine covers that do help in the cold somewhat , i just ordered one from Thesaurus accessories they make a military grade cover that is actually insulated and i'm looking to see how much of a difference it will make .
Dan
How did I get in the middle of this?
My explorer 11 has been in my tuuck year round for over 2 years so if i get a chance to hunt i con go and it has allways worked fine I have used it at 10 below and had to use a pick to dig the frozen ground .Can't go without detecting at least once a week even in winter.
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