Does anyone remember a gold ring breakdown....showing a CZ meter....and how a large number of gold rings...show up on it. It was really neat had them by percentage on where they would be on the meter.where can I find this info...anyone remember it? Please show me the way.......thanks.
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- Thread starter Ivan
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Funny you should ask. I was searching for the same thing and google pulled it up the other day. Maybe I can find it again. Foil has the highest percentage, followed by square tabs then round tabs . Nickel and zinc have pretty low percentages. I just can't remember the exact percentages.
Mike Hillis
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CZ-70 Pro manual has a ring breakdown in it.
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Foil to nickle bounce.........info in CZ 70 manual.........boy when you ask for help here...you really get it. I thank all of you for your replies. Just curious about this bounce? Someone else also mentioned a quick fast short sweep over foil to see if it's really foil or small gold.It was on aother site didn't get all the details....anyone know about this trick?
Foil to nickle bounce ... if you are getting a low tone that bounces to mid-tone which is foil or a high tone nickle ID, dig. Some low tone to high tone bounces are iron signals. If you slow the sweep way down, they normally stay low tone iron signals. If they are big iron targets, going to auto-tune (all metal) or use the pinpoint, you can size the target. If it is big and gives a low or a low to high tone bounce, I frequently walk away from it. I will dig virtually every target that gives a low tone to mid-tone bounce. Have recovered several small gold rings and small gold pendants by digging those signals.
Here is one from a while ago: http://www.findmall.com/read.php?23,1675537,1675537#msg-1675537
edited to add: If it is a deep low tone target that pinpoints as a small target, it can pay to dig. I have not found a ring that way yet, but there is a post somewhere on the forum where testing showed a deep ring that a CZ found, registered as low tone. Other detectors that were being used to compare signals were not seeing the ring until the ring was pulled up not quiet so deep.
Here is one from a while ago: http://www.findmall.com/read.php?23,1675537,1675537#msg-1675537
edited to add: If it is a deep low tone target that pinpoints as a small target, it can pay to dig. I have not found a ring that way yet, but there is a post somewhere on the forum where testing showed a deep ring that a CZ found, registered as low tone. Other detectors that were being used to compare signals were not seeing the ring until the ring was pulled up not quiet so deep.
Blissterd1
New member
I believe this is what you are talking about...