So i took the anfibio out with the 11” coil and had a heck of a time in pinpoint trying to hone in on a target. I removed the coil cover to make sure nothing was trapped in there, and it was clean. Is there like a master reset? I dont want to send it in just yet before i try everything.
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Pinpointing
- Thread starter Justme
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Highlifter1000
Well-known member
Not sure if this will work for you but I have been using a little trick over the years with my minelabs. I'm doing it now with my Nox 800.....Pinpoint the center of your target. While remaining in pinpoint mode slowly pull the coil towards you. when the sound goes silent your target should be at the tip of your coil.
JCR TX
Well-known member
Pinpoint can act strange at times. Usually it is caused by unsuspected close proximity trash targets. An incorrect Ground Balance will also make it difficult.
Like all aspects of detecting, it takes practice. You might want to set up a shallow & deep test coin to hone your skill.
Like all aspects of detecting, it takes practice. You might want to set up a shallow & deep test coin to hone your skill.