Anyone hunt in all metal?

[HanoverDigger]

Curious to know how it works out for y'all. I like to hunt in all metal with my other detector and it seems to get just a tad more depth. I want all the depth I can get when it comes to relic hunting. Thanks

 

[Shakydigger]

Actually its the only way to go, if you ask me. It seems to be plenty stable and seems to have slightly better target separation.

 

[NCtoad]

I do most of the time, but usually have the iron tones down on low volume like 1 so I can barely hear it.

 

[dbado1]

Yes. Most of the time.

Dean

 

[Dan(NM)]

Never hunt with any disc ever, I like to hear what's under my coil at times. That's the beauty of tone breaks and tone pitch adjust

 

[Daniel Tn]

Yes, when after relics. No, when after recent drops in water.

 

[MetalMiner]

AM is also my preferred method of hunting.

 

[Kapok]

I absolutely do unless the junk is just too thick to deal with. I want all the audio information I can get. So all metal 50 tones. Awesome.

 

[dewcon4414]

I like AM.... with low iron volume. I dont believe you get more depth. ...but it can shorten weak or near signals which you dont want with this fast machine. In the water sometime I go to two tones as wel.

 

[Always Curious]

Yes, I generally use 50 tones and no discrimination, for the most info. But, as others have mentioned, no discrimination on the Nox is apparently not a true "all metal" mode. That is, no discrimination is set but the Nox is still doing the discrimination processing; so it is doubtful you would see extra depth.

 

[Jason in Enid]

Yes, I generally use 50 tones and no discrimination, for the most info. But, as others have mentioned, no discrimination on the Nox is apparently not a true "all metal" mode. That is, no discrimination is set but the Nox is still doing the discrimination processing; so it is doubtful you would see extra depth.

No, it will not do anything to help depth. Accepting iron can help with co-located targets because there is no attempt to fight the null of the iron rejection.