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    Polar Plot V Series

    How does this feature work with deep objects 8 to 10 inches? Does this kind of analysis work well or is it like other descrimination tools, impacted by soil or depth? Thanks A
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    Rain, Andy's Book and Power

    What is the general though on metal detecing on wet soil, not a beach, but a park: Do metal detectors find objects deeper in wet soil? Do metal detectors find objects deeper in dry soil? It is my understanding from Andy's book that the Sensitivity setting affects the Explore or ETrac's power...
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    Another Hour or So

    I know this sound dumb, but I think the Minelab SE Pro's functionality is really understated. I need to do more research on older less hunted sites, to find older coins. I have not really learned how in detail how the SE Pro works. I am around 10 hours or so into use, and I am, well...
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    No Park seems to be hunted out with a Minlab...

    Here are the results of a three hour effort. The area of searched is not that big, probably a 20 x 20 feet space. It has taken about three hours to sort through the signals. This does not seem to be a detector you can fly through yards of parks with. This was also a 1910 dated park, the build...
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    Cad, Fake and Zink

    I am going out again tomorrow..... I only had just a hour today.....
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    No, It Is Not A Coin

    The Minelab SE Pro reported this as iron in smart find, but with a sharp high pitch chirp .... repeatedly. It was in the bottom 1/8 of the depth gauge, and it did null. I just had to know. Large square nail.... and a deep hole. It is still fun! A
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    New Finds

    I am now three hunts into the MLEP2. The thing that are identified in the ground are abundant and the work is deciding what to dig or not. Some of the objects I went after just because they were provided interesting sounds in the detector. The others were identified accurately, but I wanted...
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    ML Explorer SE Pro, Yes, Silver on the first time out

    The Dimes - 1923 Mercury SILVER - 1924 Mercury SILVER - 1977 Roosevelt CLAD Five Cent Piece Canadian - 1917 SILVER Jefferson Nickel - Clad Pennies - All of the pennies are zinc It seems that the soil just eats these coins up, that is the ones that survive the power mower. The junk was...
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    Lesche as a Standard Measure

    I have a Leshe Digging Tool W. W. Mfg. Co, Inc 60 Rosenhayn Ave Bridgeton, Nj 08302 www.wwmfg.com I am done with measurement of 6, 7, 8 or 10 inches with the Garrett Pro. Now I measure in a "Lesche" or "Lesche +". Everything here was a Lesche or L+. Ground Balance 92 Hunting Settings were...
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    Coins and Beer Cans

    Ground Balance 92 Pro Coin Sensitivity Maxed Iron Audio of and on as needed for verifying targets The pull tabs clearly were tabs "by the numbers". The piece of Lead just south of the pull tabs came in as a Nickel. The Nickel was a surprise, first because it came as a Nickel and second, I have...
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    Four Hour Plus with the AT Pro

    Ground Balance 92 Pro Coin Sensitivity Maxed Iron Audio of and on as needed for verifying targets The fake coin signals are to the left. The real coin sounds are to the right. The copper wire did provide high tones. The Aluminum did fall in the nickel range, and I am digging all the signals...
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    Modern School

    Sensitivity MAXED OUT Ground Balanced 90 Pro Coin Mode Iron Audio ON The pull tab came up as a correctly and was ~5"--6" deep, the smaller items like the zipper part, lighter part, clothes pins and the folded foil all appeared as not coins. The wires were all iron, Three wires were just an...
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    ATP 3rd Try "DIG ALL IRON TARGETS 10 Cents"

    Ground Balance 67 -- 87 I GBalanced a bit more this time Pro Zero and Coin Sensitivity Maxed Iron Audio of and on as needed for verifying targets The coins are cad. The trash: The objects are just interesting to see thru the ATP. The large lid was a quarter a about 14". I should have...
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    Second Day ATP

    Ground Balance 87 Pro Zero Sensitivity Maxed Iron Audio of and on as needed for verifying targets The coins are cad. The trash: The copper strips came in as a Target ID of 99. It was clear that this target was not a coin. The PinPoint does allow one to outline the target. It was clear it...
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    UPS Assembly 1Hour 30 Min Back To Work

    Ground Balance 92 Pro Coin Sensitivity 100% Iron Audio Off and On as I went Fresh Water Beach Puget Sound The iron you see in the trash image clearly was identified as iron with "Iron Audio", but I had to dig it because of the high tone and the numbers in the 80s. These were also deep. The...
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