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CO scale

Larry (IL)

Larry (IL)

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For those new to the CTX without E-Trac experience, this will give you a good idea where many of the popular targets are at on line 12 but keep in mind, this is just a guideline. Targets may be slightly higher or somewhat lower on the Fe numbers especially if the coin is on edge, slanted or very deep. I haven't noticed a lot of deviation with the CTX though as I did on the Trac.

And for those with mucho experience, if you know of any differences with the CTX compared to the Trac chart, share your knowledge.

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Thanks Larry this will help:twodetecting::minelab::thumbup:
 
Larry, Thanks for sharing the chart. On previous FBS detectors, I always edited mine to accept 44 - 46 CO on the 01 FE line. I'm glad I did as I dug a Key Date 1883 CC Silver Morgan dollar that hit a solid 01/46. When the CTX 3030 reached the stage to incorporate default programs, Minelab designed the discrimination modes to ACCEPT this range of CO numbers on the FE 01 line.:thumbup: HH Randy
 
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