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Any particular way using the AT Pro DD loop to help estimate the size of a target?

You can guess the size of a target by raising the coil until the audio disappears. Coin sized objects fade usually in inches, large targets fade in measurements of feet.

Check out the video:

http://www.garrett.com/hobbysite/hbby_at_pro_sizing.aspx
 
Also, in pinpoint mode, if the the target is longer / wider than a coin, you probably have yourself a can!
 
I have used both methods and they work. I often wondered if I have missed caches by not digging cans... But in a trashy area I figure the odds are cans, not caches...
 
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