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My cz 7a pro was on fire this morning.........nickles, nickles everywhere.......

Mark ( ohio )

Well-known member
Holy cow !! How many nickles have ya dug on one outing?? Well this mornings hunt found 17 nickles in to my pouch... WOW... Actually had 19 hits , but 2 turned out to be junk.. One piece of an alum can... and one bigger piece of balled up alum foil.. So... 17/19 thats a pretty impressive average for sure..

And btw.. I been over this place sooooooooo many times with other units ( even an f-75 se ) how did these get missed ?????

I'm lovin the cz... booya..

Mark ( ohio )
 
These CZ'S are awesome at finding nickels and you know I enjoy finding them it's like a whole different dimension on detecting cause most other detectors I've used don't pick them up that well even running the discrimination low.
 
Gee my wife 14ktmothers ring comes in dead nickle so be prepared. From using CZ's over the years indeed they love nickles....
PS: watch that foil segment as about 1/3 of the gold rings lost will come in there.
 
and start investigating those good sounding signals... Thanks again for a great detector.. Its good to be swinging a cz again.........................Mark ( ohio )
 
The foil segment is quite wide and will catch even the tiniest piece of foil not likely to be a ring....haven't read a CZ manual in years as could probably write a better one especially relative ground balancing as it must have been written by a tech not the average groundpounder...I believe it still has this trick...but try it as it works...get a foil hit
and if you give a real quick swing over it the small foil won't hit...saves a lot of digging if you after a thin gold womans ring(about 1/3 of gold rings lost) perhaps with a nice stone.....as a ring will hit fast swing or not..and remember white gold comes in real low perhaps the reason for the large foil facet......
 
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