I noticed that on a larger than coin size aluminum target like a can that rings in high coin. After detuning the target the detector would almost detune the whole target out. You could just barely here a tone while Xing the target after detuning. After digging it was large and always aluminum. I also noticed that on some of the large targets and two screw caps that while pinpointing the detector would almost resinate and the bars would peg. I'm sure there are exceptions but the past 2 days I was aware of the way the 250 was trying to tell me not to dig. Have you noticed that before?
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250 and large target
- Thread starter khouse
- Start date
Mick in Dubbo
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Yeah. I've noticed that lately. It must be an overload signal. It may not be an imaging coil, but it does tell you when a target is far too big to be a coin.
Mick Evans.
Mick Evans.
Yes....and if your gut tells you something isn't quite right, keep swinging that coil over the target and raising it at the same time. If you still get a very strong signal above 2 feet, it's probably junk.