catfish001
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Has anyone used the treasure hound with eagle for gti 2500.I understand about big and deep, but what about smaller targets.
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Anyone use the treasure hound with eagle eye? .
- Thread starter catfish001
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Okay, coin sized metal objects and small bits of metal trash will be ignored UNLESS you are using the "Eagle Eye" feature by pressing and holding the pinpoint button, in which case coins will be detected quite deeply(as if you were using a search coil with a fifteen inch diameter).
While using the two box depth multiplier the unit goes about 3 feet for a soda can. 5 feet for a gallon size target 6-7 feet for an object as big as one meter cube and 20 feet for an automobile size object.
While using the two box depth multiplier the unit goes about 3 feet for a soda can. 5 feet for a gallon size target 6-7 feet for an object as big as one meter cube and 20 feet for an automobile size object.