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  • Funfinder
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    Computers and dates.... one very stupid thing also is if you set back the date for what reason ever
    and forget to put it back to the actual date afterwards and all new files then get a wrong time-stamp.

    btw. what person here must answer to threads where the last post is 5years ago ah - junior member arti ...
    and make them look new if you don't check the very small little date which is written not directly close to
    the text message?!

    However this way Carl gots additonal and "new" respect. And thanks for the update info of his career.

    Perhaps I'm also should start working for some MD company - serious! Or at least over the winter-time.
    If already working with improved or moded MDs is alot more fun than with the usual available devices -
    best example the Garrett Pro-Pointer original vs. moded, some personal created and perhaps worldwide
    sold professional produced detector would be just fantastic.

    A real man should create something lasting in life like an important book (great job, Q. & C.!), a house,
    a great invention or whatever the following generations still will keep in mind or what improves their lifes.

    And especially treasure-hunters hopefully should find something real valuable or important so their names
    will became famous in their home-countries or at least later in archeology- or other history-books. Good Luck.

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by Dave J. View Post
    As of a few weeks ago, Carl is Director of Engineering for FTP-Fisher in El Paso, Texas. We're very happy to have him on board. He's very good at engineering, we all knew that of course! What's even more appreciated is the management skill he's bringing to the Department.

    --Dave J.
    Hi Dave (Citizen of the Universe)

    Glad to hear that things are going well. I'm sure you're keeping Carl very busy!

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  • Dave J.
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    As of a few weeks ago, Carl is Director of Engineering for FTP-Fisher in El Paso, Texas. We're very happy to have him on board. He's very good at engineering, we all knew that of course! What's even more appreciated is the management skill he's bringing to the Department.

    --Dave J.

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  • hoadlies
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    OK You know us OZZIES are a bit behind the times down here ,Info takes time to Drift-down to down-under-HA.Haar OK I have been off the site for a while & came across the Announcement by CARL..
    Anyway I wish him All the Best ..

    TIME-WALK-is a - Great Song is that's ,step to the Rightetc etc- lets Do the ''TIME-WALK-AGAIN''

    CHEERS to all From a LAYED-BACK OZZIE,,,,,,,,,,,BARRY..

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Carl joined Whites in 2008,and moved to First Texas at the start of this year, so hoadies and Funfinder you're a tad behind the times.
    Clearly you didn't understand the references to a time warp, and Ground Hog Day.

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  • Funfinder
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    Great stuff.
    Whites and Carl can became an unbeatable team on the worlds high-quality but reasonable price consumer market
    including great new input also from the "tech-heads"-basis.
    White's proved already with its TM808 that it is also open to not just the usual standard-detector designs.

    One thing Whites for shure should go for are much more lightweight and deep-seeking detectors with larger coils.
    And if those are much more resistant against electro-smog they even can beat Garrett with ease.
    Something wireless like The XP-Deus also would be a into-the-future-leading thing that also can reduce
    alot weight - a coil that works wireless with a smartphone or something like that.

    Anyway, with Carls huge experience for shure something great will come out and we
    will wait for the brand new model: Whites Carl I. or something like that



    @ Monolith
    Seems there is some liberating influence concerning laws from the western countries.
    In earlier times already to have a MD was forbidden in Eastern-Germany,
    while now there even exists shops which sell them - and many people are using it.

    The Skyplate from Nebra never would've been found there without this former liberation.

    And usual eastern- to south-eastern countries may have all kinds of laws
    but it really depends. Detector-users have been arrested in Hungaria and Greece
    under not really human-rights representing circumstances while in other cases
    nobody cares or just is concerned about the flowing money or what they think
    it must be culturally protected.

    Per instance on the one hand Turkey has severe laws about antiques and stuff
    but on the other they will flood without hesitation 10.000 years old cultural
    heritage regions for electricity waterpower-dams.

    In China they sentenced someone to death who tried to sell one of those
    clay army-soldiers figurines but they have no problem to sell faked antiques to
    tourists for extreme high prices (production cost 0,1 dollar, price in store: 150 dollars)

    In the Ukraine and Russia you can have alot "fun" with a metal detector if you wanna
    find remainings from WW2 or skeletons. There exists even groups which dig out the
    remainings of the soldiers and try to sell them to the relatives in other countries for
    a high price. In some regions, this also concerns whole Middle-Europe, someone
    first has to remove thousands!!! of sometimes extremly dangerous war-relics
    until he gets to the antique and interesting stuff. And some countries like
    Ex-Yugoslavia are still full of land-mines, and not only just at a few spots.

    Not to mention about wildpigs, wolves, bears, dogs and other hungry animals roaming
    around some woods in south-eastern Europe! Especially Romania is full of them.
    So good luck and don't get eaten.

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by johnandles View Post
    I must be stuck in a time warp???
    Is it Ground Hog Day in Oz?

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  • johnandles
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    I must be stuck in a time warp???

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  • hoadlies
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    HI CARL & ALL THE VERY-BEST in you new Job with WHITES ..

    I also congratulate you for Forming this wonderfull site ,With Great friendly atmosphere & very helpfull dedicated Members ..

    I have only Been a Member for a year & have benfited greatly from advice etc,from the Forum ..

    GOODONYA-MATE ,,BARRY from AUSTRALIA..[Also a Whites m/D Owner..]

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  • arti
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    All the bests Carl. you had help us a lot.

    Regads

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  • hobbes_lives
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    Originally posted by Carl-NC View Post
    I had planned to expand White's parts sales to include more items for experimenters, such as coil shells, lock rings, cases, cables, etc. Haven't had a chance to pursue this yet. Also, I agree we need to do a better job in the Euro market.
    Carl, that would be phenomenal for us hobbyists!

    As a prime example, trying to find those darn shaft cam-locks has been driving me nuts! They don't seem to be available anywhere. I'm sure if Whites offered them, I would buy, so long as they weren't outrageously overpriced.

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  • ivconic
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    You have good point there! Yes could be major issue. Dont dare to say about other countries, but in Serbia laws are undefined yet reffering prospecting. But aint no law here to prohibit device - metal detector to have. Man can buy legally, can have and can hold with. No problem. Also can advertise in public and can sell just as any other ordinary electronic device. Also law prohibits only prospecting at protected locations such as arch. sites and private sites without owner supervising or permit.
    So...situation in Serbia is not defined yet , but there are no problems to advertise and sell such products at all.
    We (locals) are looking forward for new laws and legalisation of our status.
    Sooner or later that time will come. Best example we can reffer on is situation in GB. About other surrounding countries...i really dont know.

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  • Monolith
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    Legal metal detecting

    Originally posted by ivconic View Post
    Good spirit!
    White's has name and tradition. Most famous and favorite brand to most of prospectors i know.Not to mention high quality and field success. So...sudden appearance of many "independent" manufacturers latelly, esspecially from Asia does not mean a thing. No competition at all.
    White's would be and stay "White's" in our minds forever. Every a bit experienced prospector will give of any cheap and "indpendent" product and sooner or later end up with some of major brands in hands. So... there is pretty secure market for quality devices. No fears that it would be a mismatch to start something more seriously here.Looking forward to see that day....
    ivconic,

    A major problem in several European countries is the prohibition for using metal detectors.
    How does this apply to Eastern European countries?
    Could you post the rules of some countries?

    It would be difficult to start a metal detector factory in a country where it is illegal to go metal detecting.

    Monolith

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  • ivconic
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    Good spirit!
    White's has name and tradition. Most famous and favorite brand to most of prospectors i know.Not to mention high quality and field success. So...sudden appearance of many "independent" manufacturers latelly, esspecially from Asia does not mean a thing. No competition at all.
    White's would be and stay "White's" in our minds forever. Every a bit experienced prospector will give of any cheap and "indpendent" product and sooner or later end up with some of major brands in hands. So... there is pretty secure market for quality devices. No fears that it would be a mismatch to start something more seriously here.Looking forward to see that day....

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  • Carl-NC
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    I had planned to expand White's parts sales to include more items for experimenters, such as coil shells, lock rings, cases, cables, etc. Haven't had a chance to pursue this yet. Also, I agree we need to do a better job in the Euro market.

    - Carl

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