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Beach programs for 3030

You may not want to here this but when you beach hunt you want to dig nearly everything with very little discrimination if you want to find gold. Therefore screen 2 on beach mode will suffice. You may want to set the tones to 50 tones and check salt water mode.
 
Never used programs on a beach,or inland for that matter....like the above poster said,minimum discrim and dig everything else,it's still the only way for maximum success.....just harder work.
 
There is no better way to set your own beach programming for the CTX 3030 than by reading Sabisch's CTX 3030 Handbook. Personally, I screen-out everything above an FE of 20, to eliminate iron and related junk, although you're screening out some Canadian coins and other low end valuables. When time is limited, I'd concentrate on the FE 11-13 and CO of 4-14 and 23-49. CO of 15-23 is mostly pull tabs, tabs, and aluminum. If you want to cherry pick, concentrate on FE 12 and CO of 4-14, and 24-34 for gold, and be aware that you're giving up dimes around a CO of 43-44 and quarters around a CO of 44-46. Gold rarely falls above a CO of 35, if it does it is a Whopper piece of gold and very rare to happen (less than 1/100 gold rings). Some caution, however, my own research has shown that gold can indeed fall anywhere along the CO range from 1 - 49. We're dealing with probabilities and where along the CO axis gold, in my case, falls. Found a very small gold ring (0.34g) at CO of 3. Last year found a small gold ring at CO of 17, that's pull-tab territory, and 12-14g gold rings in the low 30s. Happy Hunting.
 
Some years ago I cataloged thousand of targets for the E-Trac and CTX. The general location of jewelry and rings is displayed below - you can adjust your CTX settings to fit.

CTX%20-%20E-TRAC%20Ring%20amp%20Jewelry%20Plots.jpg
 
If you have the CTX or E-Trac, this chart will give you a good idea where different things would fall. But with the addition of soil minerals (not neutral soil) the actual Fe value would likely adjust upward by some amount.

E-TracTargetGrid.png
 
Johnnyanglo said:
Some years ago I cataloged thousand of targets for the E-Trac and CTX. The general location of jewelry and rings is displayed below - you can adjust your CTX settings to fit.

http://i1155.photobucket.com/albums/p557/Johnnyanglo/CTX-3030/CTX%20-%20E-TRAC%20Ring%20amp%20Jewelry%20Plots.jpg

I absolutely LOVE this graph and information. Thanks very much.
What do the different symbols on the graph represent, in terms of numbers? Would provide us a better est of probabilities. Is this info detailed elsewhere?
Great stuff.
 
I use the stock beach program, I set the signal response to long , it allows to run manual sensitivity high (between 26-30) the chatter will be short blurps , targets will mostly be long signals.
 
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