Can anyone comment on how well the ID Edge "locks" on a target numerically and tone versus the Coin$trike which I've had with very bouncy numbers...

[christopher-ohio]

the key with the Coin$trike I found was to listen especially for repeatable high tones and ignore the numbers and just keep digging until you finally reached that high tone half way to China. I watched my hunting buddy using my Coin$trike dig a deep Roosie at least 8+ inches that I couldn't hear with my CZ-70 at a sensitivity of 6. He also dug a key date 1870 IH when he first set the detector coil down at my honeyhole 1830's farmsite that I hunted to death with my CZ-70. Thanks...HH

 

[Jackpine Savage]

Christopher,

My experience with the two is that on in the clear targets they both lock on well unless the target is ultra deep. On those really tough iffy signals co-located with iron the Edge will bounce around like the C$, but get the sweep just right over the target and it will usually repeat within a couple numbers even on the bad ones.

Don't rely entirely on the high tone hits for coins. Around iron you have to dig the teens and up which means listening for the mid-hi tone as well.

HH
Tom