Need a Jack Hammer

[MetalMiner]

got out for a hour and a half , 1st 4 targets I grabbed 3 silvers & later on this 1884 Indian Head.
Ground is extremely dry, like digging in concrete. I worked for these 3 silvers.
running Park 2 mode, I really like the 50 tones there's almost no mistaking the silver sound
Really enjoying this Equinox 800, came from a ML Safari which I did quite well with & is a great detector. the
advantage the NOX has over the Safari is the recovery speed.
Using the wireless headphones that came with it & every once in a while the audio will break up,I'm guessing
maybe because of interference

 

[Ytcoinshooter]

Nice going, it is hard work. It's so dry I'm sticking to open fields, woods and the beach.

 

[JimmyCT]

That is an awesome day of hunting! I hear ya on the concrete ground conditions. That's why I have been sticking to wooded areas where its easier to dig.
I love the 50 tones myself for the same reason.
I never had any issues with the wireless headphones that Minelab supplied.
Recovery speed is awesome on the Equinox. I also noticed that the machine likes a faster sweep speed too. Going too slow I noticed it has a little difficultly not so much as locking onto the target but in providing the user with a clean / clear signal. Scanning slow(er) it starts "pulling" in more of the iron junk and skews the TID and tone.

 

[Explorer.se]

awesome finds how deep was the Indian Head?

 

[MetalMiner]

awesome finds how deep was the Indian Head?

The Indian Head was measured 8 inches, measured with my Garret Carrot
the silvers were 4-7 iinches
was a good signal, TID 19