CW Relics via F75

[JohnTN]

I've owned the F75 a little over a week now and love this machine. It's so fast, picks through the iron good and has amazing depth on small targets. The bullets were in the 9"-10" range with the small pistol balls banging at 7-8" and the tiny percussion caps sounding loud and clear at 5-6" range. I have read NASA Tom's suggestions and love the monotone settings with Sens. at 91-99 and disc. at 4-6. This makes for one hot detector and I'm just getting started. I have used the motion all metal and wait and hunt with the indicator but it gets a bit un-nerving after awhile. Overall a terrific machine.

 

[Elton]

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[jim tn]

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[Bill Ladd]

& I too use NASA toms settings advice in iron as well & it works great on both the F75 & T2....
Nothing better, even with the big stock coil.
HH,
Bill

 

[markg]

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[Low-Boy/LCPM]

Go to his web sight but to break it down for ya...Use the pinpointer trigger to fast grab and you have to be fast or it will start to shrink the targets then go mono tone and get your sens up to say 70-? set your disc to 6 and don't worry about the chatter just swing till you get a good mono tone and then look at you VDI and the rest is up to you...In Calif I dig from about 22-90 but some brass comes in lower casings and such buttons come in at about 30-55. You have to dig a bit to see what kind of targets are in the ground. I use two tone and a disc of 4-6 if I get a scratchy tone I SLOW DOWN and investagate and a lot of times it is a great relic.

 

[Bill Ladd]

Disc @ 4 & 1 tone with senstivity as high as you can stand.....
Rely on the audio & the 4 disc (or 6 if that's too powerful) should break up nails enough to make goodies in the iron sound diggable. Takes alot of patience, but works well.
I do the same thing with the T2, as 21 disc & 1 tone is about the same thing...
HH,
Bill