December 8, 2008

Next Broadcast of "Secret History of Gold"

Many of you have been asking us, so here's the scoop. The next scheduled broadcast of the NATGEO show "Secret History of Gold" will be on December 23, 2008 at 8:00 PM (MT). Please watch this fascinating documentary to see our technology in action!

Click on the following link for all the details: Secret History of Gold.

November 20, 2008

"Secret History of Gold" Premieres in the United States on November 25

Great news! Our technology will be featured in a National Geographic Television Explorer documentary called "Secret History of Gold." It will premiere in the United States on Tuesday, November 25 and will be reshown several times over the following weeks.

Utah explorer, Steve Shaffer, uses our technology to hunt for and find Spanish gold and other treasures.

We'll be watching, and we hope you will, too!

October 28-29, 2008

First Formal H3 Tec® Basic Training Course Held at Davis Applied Technology Center (DATC)

Tuesday and Wednesday, October 28-29, dawned sunny and warm; perfect weather for H3 Tec's first formal H3 Treasure Detector Basic Training Course! Fall colors were blazing on the Wasatch Mountains as participants arrived at the DATC for Day 1 of two full days of hands-on training with their treasure detectors.

National Geographic Channel team shooting documentary film

H3 Tec's Technology Featured in National Geographic Channel Documentary

Author and noted Spanish Trail expert Steve Shaffer, along with his team members, John Labrum, Cody Shaffer, Steward White, and H3 Tec starred in a documentary called "Secret History of Gold" that premieres on the National Geographic Channel on November 25, 2008. Steve, John, and the team have been researching and finding artifacts from the old Spanish Trail in Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Mexico for more than 30 years. They have been using H3 detection technology for the last four years.

Don't miss this documentary on gold, the Spanish Trail, and how H3 Tec technology pinpoints elements and quickly aids in the recovery of valuable artifacts. This documentary film, produced by Peter Yost, will be shown on the National Geographic Channel over the next few weeks.