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Minelab Equinox - down to the last screw, part 2

In today's episode we will look at the basic keypad layout and especially how to set the tone response of the detector to your individual requirements.

9. 11. 1034

9.11. 1034 Czech Prince Oldrich dies

In 1012, the ninth Přemyslid, Oldřich, ascended the princely throne. He grew up to be a tough and skilful politician, as he proved during the coup d'état. He ruled the country until 1034, when he died.

Extremely rare auresus EID MAR sets new world record

A gold coin of Brutus from 42 AD, which celebrates the successful assassination of Julius Caesar and is only the third known of its kind, was auctioned for a record price at a London auction house on Thursday last week. In doing so, it beat most experts' estimates by almost eight times!

8. 11. 1923

8.11. 1923 Beer Putsch

In 1923, NSDAP supporters organised a local political coup in Munich, which became known as the Beer Putsch. But the Bavarian authorities prevented them. Hitler was arrested and sentenced to five years in prison for treason.

7. 11. 1811

7.11.1811 Karel Jaromír Erben is born

Erben was born in northern Bohemia, his father was a shoemaker. His parents had a total of nine children, only Karel and his sister Josefka lived to an old age.

New Celestron StarSense Explorer telescope series

You may also be tempted to stare at the darkened sky every clear evening, but you just don't know how to do it. Where, what and how to look. Celestron's new line of StarSense Explorer telescopes makes it possible for everyone. Quality beginner amateur telescopes coupled with controls on your smartphone will guide you through the night sky. You might even get your/our kids to stare at their phones for a while.

6. 11. 1611

6.11. 1611 The Rosenbergs died out by the sword

The mighty House of Rosenberg died out after the sword in November 1611, i.e. after the death of Peter Voke. His embalmed body was displayed in the castle cellar, after which the coffin was closed. The funeral took place in January.

5. 11. 1605

5.11. 1605 Gunpowder Plot

As early as May 1604, a group of conspirators had been planning a coup in England. The so-called Gunpowder Plot was intended to put Princess Elizabeth on the throne and get rid of King James I. The assassination attempt ultimately failed, and all the rebels were executed.

Lidl built its store right on top of an 11th century Viking house

Dublin's new supermarket on Aungier Street has incorporated a Viking house dating from 1070, which was found during a recent archaeological survey. Customers can view the house through a glass floor and enjoy an authentic view of a vernacular building from almost a thousand years ago. In addition, the shophouse also includes an 18th century cultural layer: the Aungier Theatre Staircase and the original Longford Street arches.

4. 11. 1922

4.11. 1922 Carter discovered the entrance to Tutankhamun's tomb

In November 1922, British archaeologist and Egyptologist Howard Carter discovered the entrance to Tutankhamun's tomb and peered into it for the first time. Inside were three thousand-year-old intact treasures of incalculable value.