Compadre in ground testing on 1852 3 cent coin at 5" deep

[kaolinwasher]

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K53hSVU-mNo[/video][size=large]Keep in mind I have not adjusted the gain , It has it original factory settings , . My ground is granitic sand and hosts some black sands I was impressed that the little compadre got this small coin that deep , Not to mention the 6" deep dime , but you can see from the pull tab , that you have no excuse to miss a gold ring with this machine even at 7" deep or better [/size]

 

[tabman]

Super video! Thanks for sharing. Freshly buried coins don't sound off as well as coins that have been in the ground for a long period of time.

Considering that, The Compadre did really well.

tabman

 

[JimmyCT]

Gunnar

That was a very interesting test. Thanks for sharing

 

[KennyD]

Enjoyed the video! Nice job. Pretty informative too. Keep em coming!

 

[Sod]

Thanks Kaolinwasher.
GL&HH
Sod.

 

[Rainyday101]

Gunnar that is an impressive vid. Like Tabman said, considering they are freshly buried, it is even more impressive.

 

[metalfun]

Thanks for the vid.HH

 

[zeekeys]

Gunnar thanks for the excellent video. Sure is helping me with understanding the Compadre. For a simple detector it has the potential to really work wonders. It kind of looks like a guy has to dig it all. I am still trying to get the depth down. It is much deeper than I thought it would go. I have been detecting 4" mark and less for some years. Thanks for the honest reviews ....Z