This machine is by far the best that I have ever used to find rings. That 15khz seems to be the magic number to really hit hard on gold and other alloyed rings.
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:bouncy::bouncy::bouncy:6 Months Into 2010....Here's My Scorpion Rings From This Year So Far And Counting :bouncy::bouncy::bouncy:
- Thread starter John-Edmonton
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29 by my count, thats wicked John! Approximately how many hunts did these include? Hours of hunting?
Here's a loaded question for ya..........Do you think the Scorpion bangs onto rings harder than the Sea Hunter? Do you think you still would have found them had you been using a Sea Hunter?
Sorry, I'm puttin you out on a limb here hehehe.
Here's a loaded question for ya..........Do you think the Scorpion bangs onto rings harder than the Sea Hunter? Do you think you still would have found them had you been using a Sea Hunter?
Sorry, I'm puttin you out on a limb here hehehe.
[size=large]Do you think the Scorpion bangs onto rings harder than the Sea Hunter?[/size]
Yes.....it's a VLF and bangs hard on coins and rings. The Sea Hunter bangs hard on everything....you just have to learn to distinguish certain sounds.
[size=large]Do you think you still would have found them had you been using a Sea Hunter?[/size]
Of course. But I would never uses a Sea Hunter in a sports field due to the very high amount of trash and I just don't want to dig targets on land at great depths, where there are usually few good targets anyway.
To get my targets with the Scorp, I center the coil over the target, put it in all metal mode and slide the coil towards myself. The sound that the target makes as it suddenly stops gives me a lot of information on its size, depth and conductivity.
Yes.....it's a VLF and bangs hard on coins and rings. The Sea Hunter bangs hard on everything....you just have to learn to distinguish certain sounds.
[size=large]Do you think you still would have found them had you been using a Sea Hunter?[/size]
Of course. But I would never uses a Sea Hunter in a sports field due to the very high amount of trash and I just don't want to dig targets on land at great depths, where there are usually few good targets anyway.
To get my targets with the Scorp, I center the coil over the target, put it in all metal mode and slide the coil towards myself. The sound that the target makes as it suddenly stops gives me a lot of information on its size, depth and conductivity.
hellgrammite123
New member
Based on your current rate, you should reach 60 by 2011. Are most of these found in parks or by a water source such as a lake or river with a beach? Do you think that the Ace 250 can have success like that?
Matt
Matt
Joel-Winnipeg
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Your well on your way with those finds !
I bet you are sitting on a nice stash yourself 
Joel-Winnipeg
New member
John-Edmonton said:I bet you are sitting on a nice stash yourself
How did you know
Was out with the $$%#^ neck deep in water this morning and got an 11 gram mems silver spinner
I have ESP 
These are all on land.....parks, schools, sports fields. I have more rings found in water and found with my GTI 2500 but I will post those at the end of the year.
http://www.findmall.com/list.php?70
Serious water hunting should just be around the corner.....
