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Equinox 800 Tricks to determine the size of the object.
- Thread starter sluiceman
- Start date
dewcon4414
Well-known member
Depth meter is something ive just never relied on...... much like the external speaker....and PP button as a beach hunter. The machine doesnt seem to have much modulation. I was watching one of the guys digging a whole to china in the water the other day. He said targets keep moving i just cant seem to get them. I checked his hole and explained to him...... its a DEEP can. Every time the dug when he was re-scanned the hole the machine was responding clearer to another part of that can and it made it appear it was moving. Do you happen to be using 5 tones? Its possible you are using the wrong tone.... some tones .... like 25 on a quarter can make it sound really small compared to say 23. Raising the coil can help as well. I dont know how long you have been using the machine...... more time helps too.
There is no gain adjustment on the Equinox which might help with modulation so it is what it is. The Equinox hits (audio) deep targets hard, with some practice you can tell the width of a target. Dewcon's advice is spot on, but beware as some of my best finds have been beer can signals (civil war belt plates, large silver coins) in a yard and some not very deep.
Jeff
Jeff
IDXMonster
Well-known member
If you’re a coin hunter it’s fairly easy with any machine. If you’re a “everything” hunter most bets are off...with any machine. COINHUNTING......https://youtu.be/CFyaQgbA-TA