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A few things that fall on the ozi $1 & $ 2 coins.

pinpointa

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G'day from W.A.

The pulltab on the top row falls right on the 50c coin plus their are many more targets that land right on it.

The large dollar sign with the cut glass in it was the second target i got and was a great omen cause after that the dollars come quick and fast. Its amazing if you travel and you lob on to a town hidden away that the dosh has just mounted up. Makes it all worth while. The large dollar sign come in at 30 right on a $2 coin.

All the other articles in the photo also were equal to a $1 and $2 coins including 50 euro, new zealand $1 and $2, english pound chinese coin, singapura $1,
brass key, lead sinkers, fremantle dockers members badge, fish hook jewellery, and many other targets. I have found a few large 18ct. wedding bands also that readout at 30.

The cheap rings which seam to be in fashion here in oz with different designs on them all land on 32 again a dollar.

Hope this has been a help to new users of the 70.

Regards Pinpointa from oz down under.
 
Hi Pinpointa,

I believe your in Australia? If so, what does the OZ stand for?

Thanks much,
Neil
 
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Hi Neil,

Oz is a bit of slang and is short for AUSTRALIA . We have many things here using OZ, Oz circus, Oz lotto,to name a few it still sounds the same as AUS, but is a bit more yuppie. A bit like calling children kids i always fell a bit of a goat when i write that.

Regards Pinpointa way down under in Ozustralia.:thumbup:
 
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Well you know Ron when you are on the beach and a good looking broad in a bikini with all her bling on goes past i just about go ballistic.

Regards Pinpointa way down under in oz.
 
I have also found to my disappointment that crushed alluminium drink cans about 250mm deep register in the low 30's,but isn't that sound that a 2 dollar coin just below the surface makes just magic.
 
What is that coil rod treatment you so blithely tried to hide in the background? But the wonders of modern photo enhancement has exposed your little secret! So come on, spill the beans, we want a full photo series with all the details!:heh:

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BarnacleBill
 
Nice finds pinpointa
 
Hi BarnacleBill,
Well i am sure i have posted this before. I have used airconditioning foam insulation over the whole shafts to keep them looking like brand new when a new model comes out. The guys that come out with tend to just pile their bippas in anyhow. The second mod is on the screen cover over the battery compartment so you dont have to take the cover off to change your batteries. The third is a small piece of self adhesive felt over the pinpoint button so you dont have to look at the screen to change it just feel. And last of all is the stand to stop it falling over as the exterras are bad for it.I used the original bolt to put it on with.

Regards Pinpointa Way Down Under In Oz.
 
Those are some sweet finds! I also like the "rod mod". Looks like it for sure would help keep scratchs off, Beale.
 
Looks like pipe insulation very flexable black cut to any size, slides over the rod perfect fit. Dan
 
Hi Kris,

Any airconditioning suppliers in Melbourne you will get it from. My son is a fridgey and air con technician so he has always got plenty of it available.

Regards Pinpointa Way Down Under In Oz. :ausflag:
 
sinkers, metal screw cap bottle tops, newly dropped twist top bottle caps, all give good solid 30 signals but u gotta dig them cause u just never know :(
 
You can pick those deeper signals from a shallower one. A coin will give a sharper drop off on pinpoint as you slide the coil off the target, where as a can will tend to keep hanging onto the pinpoint signal as you push the coil past it.
Mick Evans.
 
Hi Fantomv,

You have got it plus many many more targets as you go along you will be amazed at how many targets fall right on all our decimal currency coins so its a must to dig just to make sure.

Regards Pinpointa Way Down Under In Oz.
 
Good day pinpointa, I have downloaded your readings for reference, Does the X-TERRA always give these readouts on the $1 and $2 coins or does it wander up and down the scale in reference to the variances in the ground, and the depth. I also have an EXPLORER SE, and now totally ignore the Ferrous readout, and dig everything from 24 to 27 conductive. so I was wondering how good the X-TERRA is. I haven't been able to use mine yet because of the weather. Regards . Bob
 
Hi Hungry,

I had the quattro from when it first come out which is a bit down market from the explorer and that was a bit erratic with its readout but with the exterra i have found it to be very reliable with its readouts some times you will get a $1 coin on edge if you cross it one way you will get 32-34 go right angles the other way and you will get a bit of a fluxation from 10-14-18 the same with the $2 on edge one way 30-32 right angles 10-14-16. But 90% of the time they are lying flat so you will get 30 for a $2 and 32 for a $1. some rare times you will get a 28 for a $2 but normally it locks on spot on.

Regards Pinpointa Way Down Under In Oz.:ausflag:
 
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