A Practical Guide to Finding Gold, Silver & Coins with The Minelab CTX 3030 Book

Where do I begin? I started by first purchasing Andy Sabisch's book. It's excellent. So, I thought.. lets order this book. Well, the first thing I noticed was, it's barely a book. It's one of these books where you take 25 sheets of paper, fold it, staple it, and you get 100 pages.The "book" was filled with a lot of pictures. It seemed like he was trying to push some other products.Probably the big tell all, was when he said in the book, sometimes when he's "in the field" he forgets how to program the CTX 3030. If thats the case, he knows very little about this product and should not be writing a book on it.This book was just pushed out, he definitely took no pride in writing it. His writing style is poor.Filled with useless fluff, pictures, and a few articles written by others. He ends his book with someone else's article!I've included the size of the "Pamphlet" vs another book on the CTX 3030Out of 100 pages, I may have learned 1 thing. I'm telling you, this looks more like some little booklet you would get for free at a tourist place, vs a book.

I actually have 2 of these books. I keep one with my detector and the other at home. Same with Andy Sabisch’s Handbook.

This should be required reading for any CTX owner.

Nothing really stands out in this book that hasn't already been covered in other books or online.

Good book