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Gets better every time out with the F75. Got a 1898 on Saturday, 1897 & 1886 on Sunday, and the oldest U.S. coin to date, 1812 L.C. (Poor shape). Been running sens. 75 to 90, discrim. 1 to 15, Tones 2F & 3 and dE. Sens at 75 seems to cut down on the chatter and still gets plenty of depth. The Indians were shallow, the L.C. was about a foot deep. All and all I like it.
 
[quote Jim-IN]Gets better every time out with the F75. Got a 1898 on Saturday, 1897 & 1886 on Sunday, and the oldest U.S. coin to date, 1812 L.C. (Poor shape). Been running sens. 75 to 90, discrim. 1 to 15, Tones 2F & 3 and dE. Sens at 75 seems to cut down on the chatter and still gets plenty of depth. The Indians were shallow, the L.C. was about a foot deep. All and all I like it.[/quote]

I know there may not be an answer to this, but What did the good targets sound like with these settings?
Great finds!
Tagamet
 
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