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Air test data

bklein

Active member
How about people post some air test data on current day nickel, quarter, dime, and perhaps a nice mercury dime for silver and we see if our machines compare well. Give setup parameters - mode, recovery speed say 3?, sensitivity 25 if you can - 20 if you can't (say so). Really keep everything off the ground so it isn't a factor. No penny or ring data as that seems to be too variable. Remember to say if 600 or 800. Give the number where the target is definitely good and would breakup if held out further away.
 
Here you go, Park 1, recovery speed 3, sensitivity 22, 50 tones. Targets suspending in air 30 inches. Coil secured upside down and stationary, targets waved over coil.

park1.jpg
 
Charles,
Do you have numbers on just recent US coins. I don't have any of those targets and am not likely to find them at the beach. My motivation is just to compare my 800 to others for depth on common targets. For example, I'm seeing 8" on a quarter with recovery speed 6 and 10" if at 3. CTX is also at 10". Seems you have a really hot machine. (My numbers are where the target comes in solid, not marginal.)

Barry
 
Tried a quick test on a gold ring last night and was amazed. Probably 13-14” - as good as my gp extreme.
I’ll try next to see how GB affects depth in air. Definitely should on a ground test but wonder if it does in air.
 
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