A very successful coin pattern

[Elmy]

Elmy, I don't post here much but I read alot. Your threads are really good and informative. Glad to see somone who's willing to put the work in and share the results with others.

Thanks...I have been through a lot of territory with the etrac and have discovered many things that could surprise a few people....but the whole idea is to get out the best information to those who chose to use the etrac and maybe make their hunting easier and rewarding....a plain simple explanation other than it will come as you put more time into it. There is a lot of truth in that statement and a load of crap too.
I really appreciate those who do respond and I try not to post as much but as you can see I have overloaded this etrac forum and do apologize to any who are getting tired of my posts.

 

[Elmy]

Used the "similar" pattern and your settings yesterday in an old/often detected park. Too hot (>102 deg.) to hunt very long. Dug 1 zincoln, 2 clad dimes and 1 good condition, 1918 wheatie plus a small, but heavy brass pipe fitting. Unfortunately, park has tons of traffic (young parents w/kids) so lots of foil trash, etc and thus threshold nulls/blanks often. Never encountered a "truly good" target. Still need a better site.

congrats on that wheatie...it is a start and of course you did notice the depth and sound and how clearly the smooth response hit it .

 

[Monkeys Uncle]

Thanks...I have been through a lot of territory with the etrac and have discovered many things that could surprise a few people....but the whole idea is to get out the best information to those who chose to use the etrac and maybe make their hunting easier and rewarding....a plain simple explanation other than it will come as you put more time into it. There is a lot of truth in that statement and a load of crap too.
I really appreciate those who do respond and I try not to post as much but as you can see I have overloaded this etrac forum and do apologize to any who are getting tired of my posts.

"Overload" or "tired of your posts"...NEVER happen.

 

[cw3]

No Overload by you.

My system is "Overloaded" with my daily job, wife, kids, dogs, chickens and a house to take care of.

I value all your info. My recovery call season has come to a crawl after Labor day. Now its my time to hit the coins.

 

[Odanscoils]

Thank you very much for posting this Elmy. I'm taking in all your information, when I get the time to use it is the issue. I love coin hunting but the recovery calls are what allow me to own top of the line detectors.

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