My interest first started in magnetometers& metal detectors in the 60/s while living at Daytona Beach in Florida.
Then started manufacturing metal detectors around 1970, the first being a Tr detector with a box about 15 inches long.
Then formed a pertnership with Chuk Neuman in Delphos Ohio. Together with 35 emplyes working two shifts we produced the detectors for resale that I had first invented here in South Bend.
We worked together making about 20 different models until his health became poor, then I resumed the operations in 1985 here in South Bend. The total number of models detectors that I have made is around 50.
Now with this 6 position Discriminator Coin Select, it is like having 6 different detectors in one.
The #1 Reads All Metals
The #2 Does not read nails or small iron, but can still read a dime
The #3 Does not read tin-foil, ideal for school yards, or salt beaches
The #4 Does not read tabs, will read coins
The #5 Does non read zinc pennies
The #6 Does not read Zinc or Copper pennies, but can read 25 cent coins, and nor read alluminium pop or beer cans.
Sincerely, Paul Wilson
The Daytona series: I - II - Rangar - GbdII -- 1974 - 1983
The Usika, - 1980
The Vlf-710 - Atd - R&C series - 1984 - 1992
The Northstar-V - 1997
