OK,im sure this was asked before but I couldnt find anything when I used the search option. Im gonna be going to atlantic city N.J. in about two months and I have no idea what settings I should use since im still fairly new to the explorer and im still mainly useing the factory settings,but I also started using bryce's deep silver setting and that works well for me too. I just want to be sure that when I get there I know what im doing! I have done pretty well there in the past with my 1266x but im sure this SE will outdo that. The one year I found 26 silvers and a bunch of indianheads and such,and a couple of not so great rings.But this was after a hurricane. But im really excited to go again. Thanks for any help.
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Beach settings?
- Thread starter shuptyler
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TheDualFieldBandit
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What is bryce's deep silver setting? I'm new to the SE Pro too. Thanks!
dewcon4414
Well-known member
VABeachMax is closer to you and uses a waterproof SE. You have a little more minerals up that direction. He runs his in Auto sensitivity 32, just a little IM, Gain at 8 i beleive and MANUAL noise channel at 11 with deep off. Id GB on the wet sand.
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dewcon4414
Well-known member
Im sorry..... perhaps i didnt use the correct word for some folks. To allow the machine to GROUND COMPENSATE.... turn it on on the wet sand.
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