fwcrawford
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Sure you would have… just dig the tabs too!!If this area was loaded with pulltabs, I may not have found them
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One nickel at a time ends up being a herd of buffalo 🦬
- Thread starter JimmyCT
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JimmyCT
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Sure you would have… just dig the tabs too!!
They would be a casualty of too much trash
fwcrawford
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Mark, sounds like you have come I with a good setting for nickels..
I have seen folks set nickels to read high tones and also tighten the pattern up… both methods did not appeal to me.
I use the 800 and have had very good results looking for nickels.. my best year was 423… that was the first year I had it!!
I basically use it set from factory, but when looking for nickels, I only focus on those tones and ignore the other tones, unless I get over a quarter ( Jim will get a giggle here
).Like you stated, most of my sites are pretty void of high tones now.., that does make it easier to focus on nickels though.
markinswpa
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Agree with you. But lowering the volume on either side of the nickel bin really helps you to pay less attention to the less important while making the mid-tones a no doubt , need to investigate this signal. Good luck. MarkMark, sounds like you have come I with a good setting for nickels..
I have seen folks set nickels to read high tones and also tighten the pattern up… both methods did not appeal to me.
I use the 800 and have had very good results looking for nickels.. my best year was 423… that was the first year I had it!!
I basically use it set from factory, but when looking for nickels, I only focus on those tones and ignore the other tones, unless I get over a quarter ( Jim will get a giggle here
Like you stated, most of my sites are pretty void of high tones now.., that does make it easier to focus on nickels though.