F75 does it again

[Low-Boy/LCPM]

Second day: Hunted the lot that is having dirt added for land fill. And it is like a plowed field but there are a lot of rock mixed in. So killer for the coil and hard to get in between the mounds of dirt. The hits were not clean and the soil was very hard to hunt in Calif soil...Gold Country Soil. The door knob and marbal and harmonic reed were found close to one another as with the Axe Head.

But boy I got a high tone using 3H and PF sens down to about 35 and disc at about 4. The tone I got was mixed with an iron sound. And it was about five inches but under rock a few layers of rock and dirt the worst for a detector. But the F75 got a peep and I dug and to my utter surprise out pops the sitting liberty dime. It is in great shape and even has the ridges on he side.

Yesterday I posted some finds from the lot the dirt came in. Man hard work but so sweet to have a new detector come out and find great stuff. I have to do more testing on turf to see what and how deep I can get and I want to see how different gold rings come in.

I think the T2 and F75 are both great machines but the F75 just really gives me the feel and technology of everything I own in one machine.

Who is going to beat this machine?

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

I want to see how different gold rings come in.

Let us know how that goes. I am VERy interested on what #'s you get on gold rings. All I have tested came in 20-25. They were all small ladies gold rings though.

HH, Stoops

 

[Low-Boy/LCPM]

I found a gold ring I posted a few days ago. It came in at nickel and gave a high tone. That was way to cool. On the T2 is came in at like 60. The F75 is very cool but to find gold you have to dig trash that is the way it is till they figure it out.

 

[Bill Ladd]

You gut some nice sites.......your on a roll