[size=x-large][size=large][size=large][size=medium]I was wondering what percentage of these type of signals end up being something good like a coin,etc. What percentage of these signals contribute to your finds. The reason I"m asking is because when I"m searching a 200 acre field trying to save time focusing on what I"m trying to locate in the fields . Thank You for your inputs and opinions[/size][/size][/size][/size]
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Marginal or Fringe signals
- Thread starter ezra
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Tony
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Ezra,
One thing I have noticed is that some really deep non-ferrous targets (on the edge of detection) will null.
I have investigated these types of signals at the beach and SOME nulls have turned into good targets.
You only need to scrape away an inch or two of sand and suddenly the nice tone is revealed.
Tony.
One thing I have noticed is that some really deep non-ferrous targets (on the edge of detection) will null.
I have investigated these types of signals at the beach and SOME nulls have turned into good targets.
You only need to scrape away an inch or two of sand and suddenly the nice tone is revealed.
Tony.