It's been a stressful transition over the last four months since upgrading from the Safari to the CTX 3030. I've taken advice and help from the experience of experts, but I've tried to run before I can walk, I've been close to getting rid on a number of occasions. But thankfully I've stuck at it! What I've done now is deleted all the popular CTX programs that everyone else has jumped on the bandwagons on and sat at the XChange2 program on the laptop. I created my own based on my current experience with the machine. I've tested all my best finds that I have in my collection, and based on that, I made a program that as a learner has now started to work for me, thankfully. On Sunday Sept 11th, I went out with my digging buddy Tom on the Carmarthenshire hill farms as we do every Sunday. It was very humid, overcast day and by the way, he also is new to the CTX. He is now happy using the program as well. My stress has now turned to delight in having a double bucket list day. I found a 1816 King George III bull head shilling. I'm ecstatic at that! I've been digging for two and a half years, and finally I get one, and also my first war medal, a WWI Birmingham peace medal, which was I believe given to children at school when the war ended. I hope now to enjoy less stressful days using the CTX 3030.
Greengrass– UK.
