Try wiggling your coil left and right about 1 inch. Work the target from the top of your coil to the bottom. If it's a clean good target it will register as such. If it's a bottle cap it will start to jump around a lot. But there is a positive in you digging all those caps. It cleans the area for the rest of us! Hey, that's a joke! Well maybe?
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My finds from yesterday
- Thread starter HotTexas
- Start date
some of you guys have got to read all the post and keep up with it.
Hot-Texas: Sorry about your issues with the caps. I have read the entire thread. There is a reason you are finding caps and few coins. If you have been detecting for 40 years then it should'nt be an experience issue but some machines have the ability to reject caps and hit on coins. But don't wrap the machine around a tree maybe trade for one that has iron mask. HH
Uncle Willy
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I've been field testing the 350. I know what it does and does not do. I've also field tested DD coils and I know what they do.
Bill
Bill
Unlike many of the White,Fishers and Garrettes among others.I always read all the posts giving tricks to tell bottle caps from quarters and get a chuckle out of them.
That being said I am still very interested in the new AT Pro mostly because of the water resistance it offers.
That being said I am still very interested in the new AT Pro mostly because of the water resistance it offers.