Finished hunting the old house.

[rbholt80]

One last night and I hit big silver and a wheat. Its a sterling 925 watch fob. Also found a powder tin. The fob was about 8 inches down and i hit it wile the threshold was nulled out. Matter of fact the threshold stayed nulled most of the hunt. I was around in a side yard with a bunch of iron and pipe fittings in the ground. Almost seems like there was a small city dump there with the amount of old iron and metal in the ground. I hit the wheat and it was down about 10 inches but it hit good. The powder tin was down in the driveway about 14". I must say the first few weeks with the e-trac i liked it then for about a month i started hating that thing but this last week has really made a difference. It just clicked with me and now im loving it again and im feeling confident with it finaly. So The flutie-trac is going to be my best friend now that ive had my hate trip with it.

 

[JohnTN]

This love hate scenario is all to common in the beginning with the Etrac. Hang in there and this machine will become second nature to you and truly be the machine that you will rate all others by. The longer you use it the less trash you'll dig you'll even learn to tell the difference in pre-1940 and newer wheat penny's by tone alone. The confusing high mono-tone nails or iron bits won't even slow you down in time. But a high flutey conductive in amongst them will be like air-brakes on a big rig you'll skid to a stop LOL.