dfx couldnt pinpoint large cent at 7 inches

[Anonymous]

well this was sure a interesting find the dfx locked on to a signal but could not pinpoint the target, one time it did give a reading of 13.5 but still would not pinpoint , it was tryed a few different times at different angles and still nothing.the ground had alot if mineralization and the detectors were a little unstable but not to bad a little falsing, I was asked to come over with my machine ,not gonna tell what I was useing , and it locked on to a real good coin signal and the numbers were perfect for a coin , the depth was only 7 inches, so we were both alittle baffled at the different reading , it was so perfect and I dug it expecting some tin or something like that figuring the dfx had a problem pinpointing it. pop the tip and reach in and there is this sweet little 1845 large cent on a angle.I looked up and laughed and said thank you whites!. I was going to bring the dfx too but said I need some time on the other machine,,glad I did..HH Carl

 

[Anonymous]

DID YOU SAY DFX OR DEFEX.

 

[Anonymous]

Good one Carl.
That idiot Dave Zzzzzzzzz posted he found a coin at 13 inches.I posted he left out the decimal point...more like 1.3 inches hahaha
He must be using the whites tape...the one with 1/4 inch increments marked as 2 inches.

 

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[Anonymous]

I think they had enough of me on the dfx forum,,HAHA if I thought the explorer was not capable I would'nt be usein it..they got to go to a cult deprogrammer for whites ! HH Carl

 

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[Anonymous]

Running the Explorer is a no-brainer. It is a better turn on and go machine than the DFX. It takes some experience and practice with the DFX to program it. Believe me it will spank the Explorers behind and go deep. I am interesting in purching another DFX if yours is for sale. DaveZ is OK with me.