vlad
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Hunted about 3 hours Saturday at an old school/football field that has been BEAT TO DEATH. PERIOD. The ground was so hard I wondered if the National Guard next door had been holding Bradley races on it. [Several years ago I dug up a M-2 heavy barrel for a .50 Browning machine gun someone dropped over the fence.] Ran sens at 90, notch at 1, disc at 8, tones at 4, and switched back and forth between DE & PF-some people have said PF was more sensitive so I wanted to try it out. Used fast grab, and as usual, the FeO bar graph remained blank [we have low mineral/no mineral.] I could not believe the quarters and dimes people have missed and they were around 5 to 7 inches.That DD really works-hope they make a REAL BIG ONE LATER. I had over 120 coins, some copper fittings, copper/aluminum wire, bullets, brass, and a few tabs. Of note my "latest model" reads nickels at 31-32, while Tinfoil's reads them at 28-29. Was there a change to the chip? On the way walking home after dark crossed a small parking lot of rocks and seashells that was loaded with trash, so I switched to delta pitch and found 3 dimes and 2 quarters at 1" or less. Hit a particular place on an island between the lanes where I've found goodies before, and within a few sweeps had a good/bad signal that indicated half and something scratchy that jumped around and would break up depending on direction.
First thing out of the 6" hole was a 2" iron washer; I rechecked the hole to get a nice clear .50 cents reading. I pulled it out and it was a darn Mardi Gras Doubloon. I would have stayed there and hunted longer, but the last time I did, 6 different women stopped to ask if I need help. Cajun women-Bill Ladd where were you when I needed you?
All in all a good day-lots of wheats but the only silver was a war-nickel-deepest coin was about 9" with LOTS of audio.
AndI did manage to "indulge" in 2 Montecristo no. 2's [The offers still open Mr Bill]
First thing out of the 6" hole was a 2" iron washer; I rechecked the hole to get a nice clear .50 cents reading. I pulled it out and it was a darn Mardi Gras Doubloon. I would have stayed there and hunted longer, but the last time I did, 6 different women stopped to ask if I need help. Cajun women-Bill Ladd where were you when I needed you?
All in all a good day-lots of wheats but the only silver was a war-nickel-deepest coin was about 9" with LOTS of audio.
AndI did manage to "indulge" in 2 Montecristo no. 2's [The offers still open Mr Bill]