Ronstar
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Well after yesterday I had to go back up there, wouldn’t you?? The heat is coming back on so I waited until the temp started to rescind around 5:30 and headed back up. I decided to stay in the dirt area next to the big sidewalk and work down slope.
Fired up the Legend and all was good so started down slope, nice and quiet and the shade was quite pleasant. Hit a nice deep 46 so hoping silver dime. And now the story begins.
Located center and pinpointer was showing a go so dug full spade down and flipped the plug out. Grabbed the carrot and turned it on and it started vibrating in mid air about 12” above the surface. Tried to go inside the plug but just kept reacting all around the plug. Turned it off and restart, still doing it. For whatever reason I turned it horizontal and it quit, returned to vertical and back to vibrating. Ok, change battery thinking maybe the problem, nope continued. I’m on the edge of entering the EMI Hell Zone so lets see what happens if I go back up to where I was yesterday. SAME PROBLEM
Decided to cross over the big sidewalk and away from that and see if that makes a difference. Well, detector back to normal so started to hunt there. Immediately locks on 55 and deep, ok…… carrot comes out and starts vibrating. I tried to insert carrot into the plug hoping if I can touch it maybe it would lock on solid, nope. So I made a critical decision to mark the plug and move quite aways out, no use possibly damaging a good target. So far so good, all normal now.
About 15-20 minutes in the detector makes a noise like the automated noise you get on a call “the number you called is not a valid number” type be-de-deep…. Everything all around me went back to normal. I went back to where I was yesterday and all was good. Whatever they were doing up they stopped.
Went back to the 55 plug, still there, redug, pushed carrot in and a solid I’m on it vibration, flipped the plug a bit deeper and out pops a Barber Half Dollar.
The aliens began another attack so I just moved away and called it good FOR NOW.
If anybody has an answer for this one please enumerate. No chatter on the detector, the carrot was the go to tool.
Other than a couple rim nicks and a gash along her jawline she’s in pretty shape fof 120 yrs old!
Fired up the Legend and all was good so started down slope, nice and quiet and the shade was quite pleasant. Hit a nice deep 46 so hoping silver dime. And now the story begins.
Located center and pinpointer was showing a go so dug full spade down and flipped the plug out. Grabbed the carrot and turned it on and it started vibrating in mid air about 12” above the surface. Tried to go inside the plug but just kept reacting all around the plug. Turned it off and restart, still doing it. For whatever reason I turned it horizontal and it quit, returned to vertical and back to vibrating. Ok, change battery thinking maybe the problem, nope continued. I’m on the edge of entering the EMI Hell Zone so lets see what happens if I go back up to where I was yesterday. SAME PROBLEM
Decided to cross over the big sidewalk and away from that and see if that makes a difference. Well, detector back to normal so started to hunt there. Immediately locks on 55 and deep, ok…… carrot comes out and starts vibrating. I tried to insert carrot into the plug hoping if I can touch it maybe it would lock on solid, nope. So I made a critical decision to mark the plug and move quite aways out, no use possibly damaging a good target. So far so good, all normal now.
About 15-20 minutes in the detector makes a noise like the automated noise you get on a call “the number you called is not a valid number” type be-de-deep…. Everything all around me went back to normal. I went back to where I was yesterday and all was good. Whatever they were doing up they stopped.
Went back to the 55 plug, still there, redug, pushed carrot in and a solid I’m on it vibration, flipped the plug a bit deeper and out pops a Barber Half Dollar.
The aliens began another attack so I just moved away and called it good FOR NOW.
If anybody has an answer for this one please enumerate. No chatter on the detector, the carrot was the go to tool.
Other than a couple rim nicks and a gash along her jawline she’s in pretty shape fof 120 yrs old!
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