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all your doing is turning your machine into an all metal machine its your first detector buy a whites a garrett whatever youll get in shape with all that digging
 
Everyone hunts in different ways with different programs. From your responses to Codys posts, seems you know most everything about the EX II! Codys posts are very very informative to me! From my point of veiw,a man with the years of experience that Cody has I think he probably knows what he's talking about!!!
HH Gilly in Illinois <img src="/metal/html/grin.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":grin"> <img src="/metal/html/grin.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":grin">
 
your right i wont post on the classrom any more and buy the way thats the problem his many years of experiencience arnt with the explorer ive had the explorer when it first came out his experience is the same as mine dont forget who gave you the book you newbee
 
Run as little iron mask as you can stand to have. By that I mean you'll have a lot more responses but certainly not something that is unbelievable. Your good targets seem to hit harder to me when the machine isn't worrying about filtering out the bad signals. <br>
I recently went from -12 to -14 for my normal. (I use no patterns, making all dig decisions by what I see on the screen and hear in the audio... If a good sound is matched even occasionally by a good ID I dig... Plain old Advanced Iron Mask.. Good targets may hit on the bad side at first but if they're good you'll see enough hits on the good side to get you interested...) To me it seemed to hit the good ones a bit harder. Good targets next to junk definitely gave out some bad ID's to go along with the good ID but the sound still gives it away. Don't let the meter make all your decisions. Most targets these days are problem targets left over by other machines simply because they had problems seeing them. Get used to junk being next to them. That's what's left. If you only dig perfect signals you could walk for a long time in a park without digging... Pinpoint and recheck a lot. Get good at pinpointing, as many times, especially with junk next to a target it will the most trying thing you'll have to learn. It loves to de-tune itself. There's nothing like that light warble it makes on a deep target. Love that sound...
My take... Guvner..
 
I think that it is wise to avoid comments that are "caustic". Everyone has there own opinion. I find it valuable to listen to what everyone has to say. If you disagree, then you might explain your own opinion and why you have that opinion. If a person has some kind of reasonable explanation for what they believe, then I consider trying it and see if it works for me. That is why Minelab offers so many options. It is our responsibility to find what works best for us.
HH,
Glenn
 
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