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How deep is 10"x12" coil in static mode for can or bucket size?

I am also curious about this.
But the lack of response is not suprising because I doubt that anybody has tested the ATX on a can or a bucket at depth??
 
Soda can at 20"+... possibly could go more (stopped digging loud signals over 20" depth). Who in their right minds bury soda cans 20"+?

Joe (California)
 
If its aluminum and the size of a pop can the answer is way deeper than 90% of people are willing to go. I find this detector hits harder on non ferrous than ferrous, brass .22 casings can be found at 12" easily. A pop can, hope you have a backhoe, LOL.
 
That couple that is expected to get over $11 Million at auction for the 1,400 gold coins they found - were buried in rusted old cans.....
 
In the black sand he s awesome for the rings and pulltab, 7 g 18k ring a t 35 cm ( 14 pouces )...motion mode stop
 
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