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Haven't posted in a while.... but AT PRO impressed me again

JOE in MD

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Took the Pro for a swim today and got a signal that I could hardly find in my float. Yes it drove me crazy, but I found it!! This VERY SMALL AND VERY thin broken piece of chain. I believe it's silver and has been in the water for a very longgggg time. The pro gave a good enough beep for me to dig it. The item in the middle is actually a toothpick to show how thin this piece of chain is. Also included a picture with a penny for size comparison. Man this Pro is sensitive, JMO
JOE in MD
 
I hunted a beach today and found several BB's that were about 4" under the sand. I've found such minute pieces of metal that it amazes me. My detector will hit it but I have a time chasing it around with my pro-pointer.
 
Me too, I've chased tiny pieces of wire with the Pro-Pointer till I want to give up but finally find it. Now for some deep silver............HH
 
Wow...thats a pretty good example of what this thing an do on little stuff. Thanks for the post!
Mud
 
You might want to make that "most detectors" John. :clapping:

The senstivity of the AT Pro is impressive.

Most detectors would only pick up that chain if you rubbed it against the coil.

If someone out there is shopping for jewelry detector, they ought to check out this thread.
 
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