Today after all I had a stable detector, it is all from Ground Balance, you really need to get a clean spot and GB no matter how hot you run and the detector its stable after that. I really enjoyed the hunt today after that I just raised the volume and threshold only and I had a narrow signal even if Recovery Delay was at 80 and that was a very tiny silver coin exactly as the size of G for the word Ground. GB is mainly the reason for a noisy detector and then there comes a signal such a small thing and you know that is something and not a ''false signal''.
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Narrow signals
- Thread starter cypearl
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If the silver coin was that little, it may be a very (very) early Greek coin....before mankind jumped to fiat coinage? (Have a weight on that thing?) Silver coinage went from the rare decadracma, tetradrachma, on down to tiny coins that were a dimiutive porportion of the obol......."size of a G in ground balance". Fun stuff. (Not usually rare or valuable....unless your the one doing the finding!)
Nw 1886 I do not the weight of it but I think I know what it is. It has something on one side and nothing on the other. The thing that makes me happy I have found setting now it helped find another bigger silver yesterday and a couple coppers. Well the secret is in filtration and Robert guess where else? Thanks both for comments.