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All I can say is that the Explorer II is FANTASTIC!!! The sensitivity for small pcs. of metal is amazing. These finds are from my back yard that's been hunted to death and a bark filled play area at a Elementary School off Beatties Ford Rd. This just goes to show that you can't find it all until you get a Explorer. This is my first Gold Ring with the explorer, it hit solid at 4" with a digital reading of 12 on ferrous, and 00 on conductivity. The ring is 18KT, with 12 diamonds and a large Ruby in the center. I also found a small ear ring with diamonds, and one third of a 14KT gold bracelet missing the stones-barely got a reading on this one, had to sweep over it quite a few times before I got a solid tone. I found the Belt Buckle ring saturday about 7" deep in the backyard. Also found 3 Mer's, all from the 40's, 2 Silver Roosevelts, and 10 Wheat pennies the oldest being 1916 up to 1952-D. All the nickels and clad coins hit really solid. Found a apron full of foil, small aluminium pcs, and lots of pencil eraser ends, but it was worth it. I would like to thank everyone for their advice, and comments on various settings on this forum, THANKS AGAIN--DEH59
All I can say is that the Explorer II is FANTASTIC!!! The sensitivity for small pcs. of metal is amazing. These finds are from my back yard that's been hunted to death and a bark filled play area at a Elementary School off Beatties Ford Rd. This just goes to show that you can't find it all until you get a Explorer. This is my first Gold Ring with the explorer, it hit solid at 4" with a digital reading of 12 on ferrous, and 00 on conductivity. The ring is 18KT, with 12 diamonds and a large Ruby in the center. I also found a small ear ring with diamonds, and one third of a 14KT gold bracelet missing the stones-barely got a reading on this one, had to sweep over it quite a few times before I got a solid tone. I found the Belt Buckle ring saturday about 7" deep in the backyard. Also found 3 Mer's, all from the 40's, 2 Silver Roosevelts, and 10 Wheat pennies the oldest being 1916 up to 1952-D. All the nickels and clad coins hit really solid. Found a apron full of foil, small aluminium pcs, and lots of pencil eraser ends, but it was worth it. I would like to thank everyone for their advice, and comments on various settings on this forum, THANKS AGAIN--DEH59