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learning curve getting straighter, Silver!

Ed Steinhoff

Active member
Discovered today that the frost has gone out at an old school tear down site that gave up some nice old silver last year, YEA!
I have pounded this site very carefully (with a pioneer 505 ) , griding in two directions, seven different times. If you had asked i would have been doubtful there was much of anything left.
For Christmas I got a f70 and the few times I've had it out (terrible snow and cold this winter) I have been getting discouraged because each time I just became more confused and frustrated with learning the new machine.
Today when I saw that this old school site was thawed out, I thought " this would be a good place to get some practise, and maybe I might find a stray wheat or two that I missed"
As I began hunting all the manual reading, forum research, and listening to the machine began to make sense and all fall together! About an hour and a half later I had bagged 21 clad coins, 5 quarters, 6 dimes 3 nickels and seven pennies! PLUS a 1950d Rosie, a 1936d merc and a first for me, a 1943s silver war nickel! Also 4 wheat's,a 1955d, 1949d, 1920s, and a 1917d!! I am two happy for words, a 3 silver day is unheard of for me! I am in awe of this machine! Thank you Fisher labs!
HH Ed in co.
my settings were disc 20, speed de, sens 65, thes -2, tones 4h. Amd please can someone explain in simple terms, how to upload pictures to this site? I have tried and tried and can not get it to work! no matter what I do I keep getting the message "no file can b larger than 420 KB" and my pictures are between 150 and 308 MB?
 
Hi Ed
You will have to open your pictures in a photo editing suite (Corel, adobe ect) crop them and save them, pay attention to the files size when saving, not bigger than 420kb. Normally a Jpeg file would be smallest. Your just trying to upload photos bigger than 420kb!
Sounds like the new machine is good, I would really like to upgrade to the F70 series but I will have to wait!
Regards
Foggy
 
What a great post! Very nice work with the 70! Glad you posted your settings...thats important stuff for working an area like that. Ed, what coil were you using?
Mud
 
Thanks for the replys!
I was using the 11' dd coil from the f75. The pinpointing was dead on.
HH Ed in co.
 
you might try changing the settings on your camara try lowering the resolution settings. nice finds with your f70 your off to a good start hh
 
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