Deep one's with the WOT

[Anonymous]

I had the day off which is rare for a week day. The two 1900's came out of the same hole. One of those has an s mint mark. The oldest indian is 1884.

 

[Anonymous]

Nice finds metalmeister. Where are you located?

 

[Anonymous]

Metalmeister, what settings were you using with that coil. I just bought one and don't know whether I should be using it differently from the stock 10 1/2 inch coil.

 

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[Anonymous]

Northern suburbs of Chicago IL

 

[Anonymous]

I go all out on my gain and sensitivity. My iron mask at about -10. I like to keep my threshold audibal a little louder then normal. I will leave semi auto on and listen for interferance and the depth meter to be at rock bottom if the interferance continues then 8 times out of ten its a good target. Some times I a/b my semi auto to boost the signal to confirm, and some times I hunt with semi auto off with with sens at 32. The thing that helps me learn my machine is I have a periscope probe. It is a great learning tool.

 

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[Anonymous]

I have to work today. C U out there.
Mike

 

[Anonymous]

I am thinking about one site in particular that I've found lots of silver at with my Explorer. When it's dry there are absolutely no signals. When the ground is moist I get lots of good ones. A week ago I was there for 2 hours and dug 24 wheaties and a merc. Do you think using a WOT would help me get good signals at this site even when it's dry?
Just wondering.
Neal