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made with medium curser, accepting only 1.00, 2.50, 5.00, 10.00 and 20.00 dollar US gold coins... 1 dollar starts at bottom and the larger ones work there way up the screen, 10 and 20 kind of merge
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Thanks Jim,
And everyone else. I also checked out Mike's Screen page on Explorer tips sight. Looks like the smaller demoninations get into the scary pulltab area. Do the $1 and $2.5 tend to hit in a stable way or bounce around quite a bit?
And everyone else. I also checked out Mike's Screen page on Explorer tips sight. Looks like the smaller demoninations get into the scary pulltab area. Do the $1 and $2.5 tend to hit in a stable way or bounce around quite a bit?
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sound good in the air, I havent been lucky enough to find one in the ground yet, but imagine as long as they are in fairly clean ground you should get a solid hit
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sorry, my last message didnt go thru....
Where do gold coins read on the digital meter?
Where do gold coins read on the digital meter?
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Peter,
Just imagine that you have a ruler with 32 divisions on the left side of the screen (vertical) and think where the target will fall. <IMG SRC="/forums/images/smile.gif" BORDER=0 ALT="
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Just imagine that you have a ruler with 32 divisions on the left side of the screen (vertical) and think where the target will fall. <IMG SRC="/forums/images/smile.gif" BORDER=0 ALT="
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Will check them again tomorrow and post, I dont use digital so never even think to check, but you can get an idea from where they read on the smart screen, bottom being 0 and top being 32