C$ and Small Coil

[RLOH]

Eltons posts on his new C$ got me fired up and I decided to take both detectors to a local park this morning. I started out with the cz70 and found 8 deep wheat pennies, but no silver. I have dug at least 25 wheats here the last three times I have been here with not one piece of silver. I always figure I have to dig about 10 wheats to get one silver coin, but recently that theory is out the window. I had about an hour to hunt and I put the 70 away and brought out the C$ with the small Sunray coil. There is an area of huge trees with a maze of roots that is the trashiest spot that I have ever came across. I rarely notch anything out, but today I notched foil, tabs, and zincs, leaving only nickles open. I found 7 more wheats and one mercury dime in a short time and I only covered a small area. That combination and those settings worked super. I hardly made a dent in the area and with the small coil, it will take me several days to cover. It is always nice to be able to look forward to a good spot to hunt and this spot will produce. R.L.

 

[Jackpine Savage]

It is one of few detectors quick enough on recovery to get the deep coins in modern trash even with zones notched out like you did. Actually made it easy even for a guy like me that seldom hunts trashy parks or school yards Never could figure out why the C$ did not catch on with more park hunters.

Tom

 

[Elton]

That C$ is awsome with the small coil isn't it???? What settings did you use..I have only used preset with 5"

 

[Elton]

I forgot.great finds !!!!! I am really fired up over the coin strike
I read what you notched out..but what did you do with sens and threshold

 

[RLOH]

Elton, I had the sens at 8 and threshold at -5. I have absolutely no problem running the sens at that high of a setting. I also have never had a problem with interference. R.L.