Infinium LS

[Digger 45]

I just have to say that the more you use the Infinium LS the more you will like it. If anyone out there is getting discouraged with their unit i would say read all you can on the net and practice as much as you can and soon you will start to love this machine.

One the beach in California i have been using mine for the past two weeks, no rings yet but everything else from token to ear rings and lots of coins. In the wet sand and salt water i set the discrimination at 2 or 3 and this stops the false signals at the end of the swing. The depth is unbelievable, most items at around 12" but pulled a quarter at 20" it sounded out with a faint signal.

After several hours you can identify the different sounds. In the beginning the sounds all seem to sound the same but after a while of practice you will be able to tell some differences.

Moral of the story DON"E UP, it will come around and you will be wanting to hit new places and find treasure

 

[oldranger]

Digger

I wih i had a REAL beach to search...
seems the lakes around here arent
the greatest for findin stuff..
but the idea of keeping at it
works for any detector ... I know mine
is capable of more than I am rigth now

Ron

RLTW

 

[John-Edmonton]

http://www.findmall.com/list.php?62

 

[Rob in (Ca)]

I just have to say that the more you use the Infinium LS the more you will like it. If anyone out there is getting discouraged with their unit i would say read all you can on the net and practice as much as you can and soon you will start to love this machine.

One the beach in California i have been using mine for the past two weeks, no rings yet but everything else from token to ear rings and lots of coins. In the wet sand and salt water i set the discrimination at 2 or 3 and this stops the false signals at the end of the swing. The depth is unbelievable, most items at around 12" but pulled a quarter at 20" it sounded out with a faint signal.

After several hours you can identify the different sounds. In the beginning the sounds all seem to sound the same but after a while of practice you will be able to tell some differences.

Moral of the story DON"E UP, it will come around and you will be wanting to hit new places and find treasure

Setting The Discrimination that high, wont it knock out small Rings

 

[Adrian SS]

HI Rob (in Ca).
You will lose some depth on small gold rings but depending on the k I can still get 9 and 18k rings with weight range of 0.64gm to 1.38gm out to 8 or nine inches in air, so donot be too worried about the depth loss.
If you are in the gold fields then the depth on small nuggets, 0.1 to 1gm will not be good at a disc of 3. Always try to use zero disc in the gold fields.

 

[Digger 45]

Yesterday i scored my first good quality ring, a platinum mens wedding band, this find had a different sound when it was located. It sounded off with a high low high but with a drag on the second high. I have a 9" scoop and it was in the third scoop down, i would say between 12 & 18 inches.

I have been wondering what the feeling would be like when i found my first ring and i can say it is a heart thumping experience

Once again it pays to practice on every chance you get.

 

[Rob in (Ca)]

WTG on the Ring at 12 + inch's So with that Disc Setting are you knocking out Bobby Pins

 

[John-Edmonton]

You can't knock out bobby pins. However, they do have their own distinctive sounds. If swinging along a bobby pin horizontally, you get two distinct double tones. To confirm it, you swing over the bobby pin at right angles, and the sound turns from two double tonnes to one double tone. Bobby pins also tend to give off a harsher tone compared to a coin or ring which is much smoother.