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Coinhawk Settings.

Doctorcoinz

New member
I made this set up as a nickel enhancer and general coin finding pattern. I found 15 coins in 1 hour . Sensitivity was set auto +3. 412 Hz nickel tone (set on the wide second from the left tone area) . Ground Coin. Set this with fast on which helps in trash.
 
Does this knock out beaver tails and pulltabs?
 
No you still dig pull tabs and can slaw , I have posted a clearer image here as the other one in the first post was compressed too much. I personally dig most (but not all) crap signals . I can stand about 2 hours of it then I go home, it's punishment digging rubbish signals
and 95% of the time I know it's going to be crap and I am right , the other 5% is a coin or even more rarely a ring. The second screen shot discrimination pattern is only slightly different to the first one I posted but it seems to do better on nickel based coins.
 
Coinz, you should be able to upload the mlf file in the resource center to make it easier for folks to use your settings, if that is what your intentions of sharing are.
 
Tones are important , the ones to use are 4 conductive tones as show with the these frequency's Lowest tone set at 230Hz for the first tone section on the left of the screen , the second tone section from the left 414 Hz , then the narrower third tone section from the left 637 Hz and finally the highest tone set to the far right tone section I have set at 1091 Hz. With these settings it becomes easy to hear the higher conductive coins that are often deep from the lowest conductive targets on the 230 Hz low conductor section , so far every low tone has been rubbish , I have dug a lot of low tones too. Not to say a low tone is always junk but 99% of these signals are junk for sure.
 
I will do that next time , this was just done the hard way as I have a lot of spare time today :laugh: , I don't usually post this kind of stuff but if some one can find a nice coin or even a ring with these settings - that's cool...
 
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