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Canadian coins
- Thread starter xGregx
- Start date
I have read about others having issues with Canadian coins on different detectors too. Probably they have a compsition that IDs them in the disced out area.
Try to use the full potential of the Vision for us. Make a program out of your favorite and make sure the coins hit outside the disced area and try to address some high pitch tones to those ID nrs...
Then you should be able to hear them as loud as a silver coin
if I think correctly....
Try to use the full potential of the Vision for us. Make a program out of your favorite and make sure the coins hit outside the disced area and try to address some high pitch tones to those ID nrs...
Then you should be able to hear them as loud as a silver coin
if I think correctly....
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
Give the Hi Pro program a test run Greg. The discrimination pattern is pretty wide open and tweaked almost to perfection, for me anyway. Canadian coins should not be a problem and incredible depth right out of the box.