Gosh feels funny asking a question, but never tried a CZ3D but have had all the models since the original CZ6...Plain and simple has the coins all segment changed(made wider) in advanced mode or does it read exactly like the regular mode of a CZ3D or any other CZ model..Thanks ahead of time....Dan
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CZ3D question..
- Thread starter Dan-Pa.
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Jackpine Savage
Active member
Dan,
If you are referring to the segment for copper/silver and up, I don't know the answer. It has been said many times by Tom D. (and others) that older silver that falls below that range due to being co-located with iron or trash or deep enough that the other CZ's drop it down in ID will come in with a high tone more readily on the 3D. I have to take their word for that simply because I primarily hunt older sites and anything above small foil gets dug. I very seldom use an "ID" machine at the sites I hunt. Being that I live in the country and there are no large towns and consequently no parks or old gathering areas I can get away with my dig-it-all philosophy. Now if I did hunt areas like that, where digging a lot of trash to get what silver is left is not an option, I would certainly consider the 3D because that is exactly what is was designed for.
HH Tom
If you are referring to the segment for copper/silver and up, I don't know the answer. It has been said many times by Tom D. (and others) that older silver that falls below that range due to being co-located with iron or trash or deep enough that the other CZ's drop it down in ID will come in with a high tone more readily on the 3D. I have to take their word for that simply because I primarily hunt older sites and anything above small foil gets dug. I very seldom use an "ID" machine at the sites I hunt. Being that I live in the country and there are no large towns and consequently no parks or old gathering areas I can get away with my dig-it-all philosophy. Now if I did hunt areas like that, where digging a lot of trash to get what silver is left is not an option, I would certainly consider the 3D because that is exactly what is was designed for.
HH Tom
WVAdirtdigger
New member
Yes, in a way. I know Dankowski says that IHs that would fall into the SQ tab range are pulled up into the zinc penny range so that you'll dig them. He says that this will also pull up some gold coins that don't normally fall into the coins section. So actually, I'm mostly referring to the zinc penny/relic icon, not the the coins all segment. I'm not real sure about the highest coin level but I think it has been widened as well. How's that for ambiguous? 
I hope it helped.
I hope it helped.When I get one in hand, hope to explain to the forum in laymans terms. Used every other model CZ might as well try a CZ3D and feel as always will be a capable machine...Seems they haven't made facets bigger or smaller just realigned them with position and tones....and I have asked a question that is hard to answer..Slowly starting to figure out some of Nasa Tom's reports...