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Minelab Etrac Black Sand

Tom72

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Hello one and all I am Tom and I have a faithful etrac .I mostly hunt beaches. I would like to know what settings work best in the black sand .
 
Personally, I’d bring a good magnet and see if the “black” sand is actually sticking to it en-masse. If so, I’d also run Ground Difficult and Auto Sensitivity for stable operation but if your sensitivity number starts to slack into to 12 or lower range you’re running into some really tough conditions. Lastly I’d leave Deep and Fast off until you figure out what you’re dealing with.
 
Personally, I’d bring a good magnet and see if the “black” sand is actually sticking to it en-masse. If so, I’d also run Ground Difficult and Auto Sensitivity for stable operation but if your sensitivity number starts to slack into to 12 or lower range you’re running into some really tough conditions. Lastly I’d leave Deep and Fast off until you figure out what you’re dealing with.
Thanks less is more then .
 
On black sand saltwater beaches, setting ground to 'Difficult' has made a huge difference in stability. I also run Sensitivity at Auto +3.
 
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