Good Tone/Iron Tone

[Low-Boy/LCPM]

Is anyone digging the one sweep iron tone and sweep back and high tone targets. I wounder if the CZ are trying to avarage the two targets out like iron and a good target...or foil and a good target.

There are a few detectors out there one of those that I own that will avarage out the two targets instead of giving you a iron tone. I have a detector that if I put a dime under two rusty nails it will pick up the dime even if I dis iron out. It has found me a lot of masked targets the my 70 Pro gives me a iron hit or nothing. I don't dig the good tone bad tone and I wonder who has out there in CZ LAND

Thanks Lawrenzo

 

[Low-Boy/LCPM]

no one can answer this question? Give me a break!

 

[Bill W.]

As a general rule with my 3D I don't dig one way signals. But, there are exceptions to that rule. If the audio is clear and it seems like a hard hit I will dig the target even if it is a one way hit. I have an OK success rate in getting coins that way. If you're talking about from the right it's an iron hit and left is high tone hit... I have dug those kinds of targets and have very little success at getting coins.

-Bill

 

[WVAdirtdigger]

I'm with Bill W. on this. Very low success on digging one-way signals. I 'll sweep back and forth many times, turn 90 degrees and sweep again and again. If I get 50 percent good tones, I'll usually dig. I want repeatable signals. I don't like digging holes and since I work in a lot of people's yards, I try to make sure the hole is worth digging.

 

[HRM]

When I was using my CZ 20 on the beach I would love those two or three tone swings. It was something deep that the machine couldn't charatcerize. Lots of times it was a ring. If I get a multiple tone that is deep, I always dig it. It is either deep crap or good. A tip is once you get down a few inches, sweep again. The machine can often tell you what it is then. If you lose it or it still is mixed, think gold...and dig.

 

[Steve "Stonewall Brigade" Va]

for most part were iron to high coin and back. One was solid high coin,I believe the iron/high coin was due to the depth, one was 10 inches. One hole I dug out a piece of wire then down deeper was the coin. I seemed if I swept slow and scrub the ground I could pull out more high coin tones, but it still would have an iron tone. HH