digital values

[Anonymous]

i just recentlly started to go from ironmask to digital to check what number the target registers at in hope of digging less trash. could i get some info on what targets show as a numerical value.and any tips anyone has about the subject. thanks for all
help.
mike

 

[Anonymous]

If you received a copy of Andy Sabisch's "Mastering the Minelab Explorer SXS & S" with your detector, check out the table of digital values on page 68.

 

[Anonymous]

then what your saying is that the conductivity numbers on page 68 are the ones the digital screen will show for the target in question?

 

[Anonymous]

Although the person who created the table used an overlay to determine the numbers, they should correspond to the digital display, I think. For most coins, my Explorer gives the same digital number as the table or not more than a difference of one except for very deep targets.

 

[Anonymous]

thanks thom

 

[Anonymous]

Mike, I just started using the digital readout. Lincoln cents read 26 or 27, dimes and quarters 28, indian head cents 24 - 27. Screw top lids also read 24 or 25. Pull tabs read 14 - 22. A reading of 31 is definitely iron. Thats all I memorized so far! Good Luck! Ed

 

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Hi Mike, I have found shallow quarters on 31 just last weekend, buffalo nickels read 5 and regular ones read 6

 

[Anonymous]

i've noticed that that a silver coin on it's side will hit up 31 when you swing just right. people say that a steady 31 is junk. has any one out there found anything really nice when hitting up a soild 31? thanks for the imput terry/mo.