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HH, George Fatizzi
Your guess is as good as mine! I've been pounding it HARD now for over 20 years and I'm sure I'm not the only one. The sand bank is really BAD here. It's littered with big iron, coal clinkers and pieces of brick since it is in close proximity to a couple of old brickyards. Depth of detection is a big problem trying to cut through all that stuff but what has always worked best for me is the multi-frequency machines. The Sov XS in auto sensitivity seems to be the key to success and has always been my favorite detector for sites like this. Long live the now defunct Minelab Sovereign! It will always hold a special place in my heart!
......and Saves in your hand.Your guess is as good as mine! I've been pounding it HARD now for over 20 years and I'm sure I'm not the only one. The sand bank is really BAD here. It's littered with big iron, coal clinkers and pieces of brick since it is in close proximity to a couple of old brickyards. Depth of detection is a big problem trying to cut through all that stuff but what has always worked best for me is the multi-frequency machines. The Sov XS in auto sensitivity seems to be the key to success and has always been my favorite detector for sites like this. Long live the now defunct Minelab Sovereign! It will always hold a special place in my heart!
Yes I do so love my Sovereign gt.Your guess is as good as mine! I've been pounding it HARD now for over 20 years and I'm sure I'm not the only one. The sand bank is really BAD here. It's littered with big iron, coal clinkers and pieces of brick since it is in close proximity to a couple of old brickyards. Depth of detection is a big problem trying to cut through all that stuff but what has always worked best for me is the multi-frequency machines. The Sov XS in auto sensitivity seems to be the key to success and has always been my favorite detector for sites like this. Long live the now defunct Minelab Sovereign! It will always hold a special place in my heart!
Nice set-up!
Thank You.
I break out the Sovereign for a hunt and the results surprises my friends, but not me HH Ron from Michigan.Managed a 1942 Wheat, knife blade, lead seal and an interesting spoon from the Hotel Pennsylvania (in New York City). I did a little research as I had never heard of it and found out it was built in 1919 and is in the process of currently being demolished. Some wild info about it in Wikapedia. I guess it used to be the largest in New York at one time. As always, had a great time with the ole' Sov!
