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F75 pulls two first today:detecting:
- Thread starter EZrider
- Start date
..I use the same settings alot unless relic hunting..the small coil is sweeet..Jim
My first coin of the day was the quarter. I got a solid two way high signal at 8in or so. Very crisp,short solid "blip,blip". The VID was reading high 80s and pulling the trigger said 8in. I was hunting with a buddy that was useing an F2 with stock 8in coil. I marked the signal and had him come over to check it. He came over and passes his coil shakeing his head saying "nope nothing". I unpluged my head phones so he could hear it from my 75 and he was shocked. Dug down 8-9in and silver it was.
The second old deep coin was the Buffalo. Very short both way high tone in the lower 80s. It was every bit of 8in and i would say 9 would be about right. It was very hard to pinpoint because it was at the very end of what the little coil could do with the settings i had. The VID stayed around the lower 80s, the tone stayed a high tone it just wasnt loud high tone. The reason i dug so much trash is because i really wanted to find a Buffalo and wasnt sure where a deep on would ring up on the VID or in tone. When my buddy came over as i was takeing the picture he was blown away at how deep it was.
Next in line was the Merc. This one really threw me off for a second because of the double high tone. My first thoght was a coin on edge but when looking at the VID i was getting a dime-quarter.quarter-dime passing the coil back and forth over the targets. Both were deep and close together. The wheat "dime signal" came out first. Useing the sunray probe in the bottom of the hole i found the merc an inch deeper.
Im just now able to start takeing video so next time i go out there i will get some finds and unplug the head phones so everyone can here,and see. Also i will use the stock coil over the small due to the large area. I had the small coil with the intent to hunt the woods.
My first coin of the day was the quarter. I got a solid two way high signal at 8in or so. Very crisp,short solid "blip,blip". The VID was reading high 80s and pulling the trigger said 8in. I was hunting with a buddy that was useing an F2 with stock 8in coil. I marked the signal and had him come over to check it. He came over and passes his coil shakeing his head saying "nope nothing". I unpluged my head phones so he could hear it from my 75 and he was shocked. Dug down 8-9in and silver it was.
The second old deep coin was the Buffalo. Very short both way high tone in the lower 80s. It was every bit of 8in and i would say 9 would be about right. It was very hard to pinpoint because it was at the very end of what the little coil could do with the settings i had. The VID stayed around the lower 80s, the tone stayed a high tone it just wasnt loud high tone. The reason i dug so much trash is because i really wanted to find a Buffalo and wasnt sure where a deep on would ring up on the VID or in tone. When my buddy came over as i was takeing the picture he was blown away at how deep it was.
Next in line was the Merc. This one really threw me off for a second because of the double high tone. My first thoght was a coin on edge but when looking at the VID i was getting a dime-quarter.quarter-dime passing the coil back and forth over the targets. Both were deep and close together. The wheat "dime signal" came out first. Useing the sunray probe in the bottom of the hole i found the merc an inch deeper.
Im just now able to start takeing video so next time i go out there i will get some finds and unplug the head phones so everyone can here,and see. Also i will use the stock coil over the small due to the large area. I had the small coil with the intent to hunt the woods.
Thanks EZ,
Sounds like you were getting some good numbers right off from the get -go. Somehow I think the speed that you can sweep and the speed the F75 can interpret has something to do with that, but i am just guessing. I will now be looking for the 80's and silver! Need to find a good spot and get some.
Was there a wheat with the dime in the same hole?
Can you elaborate on what kinds of sounds you are familiar with and the targets found? Things like, Blip, Blip,... is that a double tone for one pass or two passes fast. Also sounds of junk, coins on edge etc. Anyone else have info drop in and let's hear what you learned. I tend to watch the display and do not pay attention to the quality of the sounds vs the tone given, so I need some more schooling. When you think about it, it is pretty exciting to find old silver that has evaded being found if the area has had detectors over it before. 13KHz is an awesome frequency and there is a reason why. Have a good weekend.
Sunny Jim
Sounds like you were getting some good numbers right off from the get -go. Somehow I think the speed that you can sweep and the speed the F75 can interpret has something to do with that, but i am just guessing. I will now be looking for the 80's and silver! Need to find a good spot and get some.
Was there a wheat with the dime in the same hole?
Can you elaborate on what kinds of sounds you are familiar with and the targets found? Things like, Blip, Blip,... is that a double tone for one pass or two passes fast. Also sounds of junk, coins on edge etc. Anyone else have info drop in and let's hear what you learned. I tend to watch the display and do not pay attention to the quality of the sounds vs the tone given, so I need some more schooling. When you think about it, it is pretty exciting to find old silver that has evaded being found if the area has had detectors over it before. 13KHz is an awesome frequency and there is a reason why. Have a good weekend.
Sunny Jim
[quote EZrider]Jim
My first coin of the day was the quarter. I got a solid two way high signal at 8in or so. Very crisp,short solid "blip,blip". The VID was reading high 80s and pulling the trigger said 8in. I was hunting with a buddy that was useing an F2 with stock 8in coil. I marked the signal and had him come over to check it. He came over and passes his coil shakeing his head saying "nope nothing". I unpluged my head phones so he could hear it from my 75 and he was shocked. Dug down 8-9in and silver it was.
8in a
The second old deep coin was the Buffalo. Very short both way high tone in the lower 80s. It was every bit of nd i would say 9 would be about right. It was very hard to pinpoint because it was at the very end of what the little coil could do with the settings i had. The VID stayed around the lower 80s, the tone stayed a high tone it just wasnt loud high tone. The reason i dug so much trash is because i really wanted to find a Buffalo and wasnt sure where a deep on would ring up on the VID or in tone. When my buddy came over as i was takeing the picture he was blown away at how deep it was.
Next in line was the Merc. This one really threw me off for a second because of the double high tone. My first thoght was a coin on edge but when looking at the VID i was getting a dime-quarter.quarter-dime passing the coil back and forth over the targets. Both were deep and close together. The wheat "dime signal" came out first. Useing the sunray probe in the bottom of the hole i found the merc an inch deeper.
Im just now able to start takeing video so next time i go out there i will get some finds and unplug the head phones so everyone can here,and see. Also i will use the stock coil over the small due to the large area. I had the small coil with the intent to hunt the woods.[/quote]
My first coin of the day was the quarter. I got a solid two way high signal at 8in or so. Very crisp,short solid "blip,blip". The VID was reading high 80s and pulling the trigger said 8in. I was hunting with a buddy that was useing an F2 with stock 8in coil. I marked the signal and had him come over to check it. He came over and passes his coil shakeing his head saying "nope nothing". I unpluged my head phones so he could hear it from my 75 and he was shocked. Dug down 8-9in and silver it was.
8in a
The second old deep coin was the Buffalo. Very short both way high tone in the lower 80s. It was every bit of nd i would say 9 would be about right. It was very hard to pinpoint because it was at the very end of what the little coil could do with the settings i had. The VID stayed around the lower 80s, the tone stayed a high tone it just wasnt loud high tone. The reason i dug so much trash is because i really wanted to find a Buffalo and wasnt sure where a deep on would ring up on the VID or in tone. When my buddy came over as i was takeing the picture he was blown away at how deep it was.
Next in line was the Merc. This one really threw me off for a second because of the double high tone. My first thoght was a coin on edge but when looking at the VID i was getting a dime-quarter.quarter-dime passing the coil back and forth over the targets. Both were deep and close together. The wheat "dime signal" came out first. Useing the sunray probe in the bottom of the hole i found the merc an inch deeper.
Im just now able to start takeing video so next time i go out there i will get some finds and unplug the head phones so everyone can here,and see. Also i will use the stock coil over the small due to the large area. I had the small coil with the intent to hunt the woods.[/quote]
Yep EZ your getting awesome Depths and fines..I have found the small coil easy to dig a hole just big enough to put the coil down in to get Deeper depth..Especially at the Beaches
..But when you have the Sun-ray probe that gets 1" to 3" more..wow that would be the ticket..Gotta get me one everyone raves about it..
..But when you have the Sun-ray probe that gets 1" to 3" more..wow that would be the ticket..Gotta get me one everyone raves about it..
Miserman, I think the depth and soil composition "posibly Halo" played a part in why the buffalo rang up that high. James, once you use it you will wonder why you didnt get it sooner. It also helps me from digging to big of a hole in the parks. The 1916 merc was still in the bottom of the hole after pulling that deep plug. The sunray not only pinpointed it but told me right were in the hole the coin was. The last thing i want to do is scratch a nice coin.
Thanks EZrider!
I just was not sure if I understood right.
I will have to re-read your post again with that fact (two coins) clear in my mind.
I have been working trashy areas and have found several coins deep that are near each other. Just when I think I am done, I detect the area again and find more good targets. I have found more nickles with this machine than any other! I know I go on about the small coil but the separation sure helps when there are multiple targets trying to confuse me. I need to trust the machine more, but as long as there are different high numbered signals, I dig. I need to go back to the bottle cap depot and get schooled on those buggers.
Sunny Jim
I just was not sure if I understood right.
I will have to re-read your post again with that fact (two coins) clear in my mind.
I have been working trashy areas and have found several coins deep that are near each other. Just when I think I am done, I detect the area again and find more good targets. I have found more nickles with this machine than any other! I know I go on about the small coil but the separation sure helps when there are multiple targets trying to confuse me. I need to trust the machine more, but as long as there are different high numbered signals, I dig. I need to go back to the bottle cap depot and get schooled on those buggers.
Sunny Jim