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Detecting in South Africa

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #850 on: April 23, 2011, 01:15:56 pm »

As long as I can remember there has been a concern of pollution regarding cans they reduced that with the pull tab the thing is the pull tab should really stay on the can (but they don't) then they made the tin very thin I don't know if you can remember the first beer cans but they were made in three bits top, side and bottom and the use to rust

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #851 on: April 23, 2011, 01:26:45 pm »

For the guys who are laughing from the aluminium tabs : " At one point in history, aluminium was such a valuable commodity that rulers and the wealthy preferred impressing their guests with plates and cutlery made from aluminium rather than gold. " - that is from the history of Aluminium ! And the history like to turn around ...

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #852 on: April 23, 2011, 01:29:47 pm »

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As long as I can remember there has been a concern of pollution regarding cans they reduced that with the pull tab the thing is the pull tab should really stay on the can (but they don't) then they made the tin very thin I don't know if you can remember the first beer cans but they were made in three bits top, side and bottom and the use to rust

Thats right i dug quite a few today coming up like silver coins only bigger and louder I must of dug 60 holes all together, and
a slight shower then the thunder and i was gone Shocked

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #853 on: April 23, 2011, 02:12:21 pm »

Can you believe it, we are fascinated by the pulltab No no!

I still occasionally come across cans made from tin and just about rusted away... I think the pulltab on these cans would of also rusted away seeing as they were so thin. Like Xavier said, they are supposed to stay with the can, but that idea was a disaster... With the new design and the pulltab being small it seemed to help with staying on the can.... the bad part of these are that people force them off the can as matter of habit.... Great

These new tabs are what Jewelery are made from, so these are the one's to look for Kiss

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #854 on: April 23, 2011, 02:25:10 pm »

Knock,Knock, it's me again

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #855 on: April 23, 2011, 02:29:02 pm »

You can open that door that you keep knocking on Wise

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #856 on: April 23, 2011, 02:39:04 pm »

We got a very clever man on our boards His name is jrock and he is to say the leased a high Tech Wizzard
so I have posted a thread called help is here coz he has offered to help solve any troubles you may have with what
ever you building or what ever you need ok thanks guys
I thought I'd let you know coz you folks are always making something.

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #857 on: April 23, 2011, 02:42:13 pm »

Ah, can he turn pulltabs into gold Welcome

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #858 on: April 23, 2011, 02:49:10 pm »

You guys wont listern, PULL tabs are the new gold Cheesy

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	Re: Detecting in South Africa « Reply #859 on: April 23, 2011, 02:55:49 pm »

Amen

now thats what I am talking about Clapp

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