Unless you read the medallion or the chain is in a ball. All comes down to physical make up of a chain as the links seem to cancel themselves out and make them hard to detect..I would suggest all metal or a P.I. machine if you have the back to dig a lot of junk and probably applicable to beaches and water hunting..As far as Disc. mode old Tesoro units with zero disc. seemed to be the best from my experience...
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Gold chains are tough..
- Thread starter Dan-Pa.
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Neil
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Dan the Shadow X3/X5 and the Tesoro Tejon are the best detectors that discriminate that Ive ever seen for small chains. Ive found more small gold in general with both of these series and jewelry is what I primarily hunt for. You might want to try either of those if your after the super thin/small stuff and still be able to knock out smaller iron.
The F75 sounds like its a hot one also but havent used it.......yet.
HH
Neil
The F75 sounds like its a hot one also but havent used it.......yet.
HH
Neil