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E-trac ring #
- Thread starter paulsbox
- Start date
John - Maryland
Member
Just found one. 10K 12 / (27 - 2
I have looked at the #'s for all my gold rings with my ET, every ring is different! Size and K value seem to be the deciding factors. The only thing they have in common is a FE of around 12. Dig every sound that repeats and you should find it if it is still there. Good luck! Terry
The Beep Goes On
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Yeah they are all over the CO line, but I would cap it in the low to mid 30's. You might miss a monster, but I haven't seen a ring higher than 32 (which matches 50 on the DFX which is White's general upper limit on gold rings). Since the CO value doesn't change much with varying ground conditions I think that portion of the data is useful (as opposed to the FE values in an air-test).
