John Dryja
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What reading should I expect to see for a average size mans platinum wedding band on my Gamma 6000?
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PLATINUM RING
- Thread starter John Dryja
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I'm not sure what the tid will be on your machine, on account of the size of the ring and all...but Plat sounds and should TID exactly like a gold ring of the same size, or a stainless steel ring of the same size pretty much..
Are you hunting for a freshly lost one for somebody, Or just curious? If its a fresh lost one, it will be a good solid signal, so you can set up accordingly...you should not miss it..Good Luck!
Mud
Are you hunting for a freshly lost one for somebody, Or just curious? If its a fresh lost one, it will be a good solid signal, so you can set up accordingly...you should not miss it..Good Luck!
Mud
I have never used a Gamma 6k but i do use a T2,over here in the UK we tend to mainly go by the tones usually 2 tones is the most common and then look at the screen,i guess as we have a very wide spectrum of finds over here i tend to dig 'everything' over 40 as that is usally a good target,but if a signal bounces as i call it from say 50-80 then its odds on favourite it will be iron.
When you get a new machine its always wise to put a few common finds onto the ground and then pass the coil over them and try and remember what the tones are to each target.
When you get a new machine its always wise to put a few common finds onto the ground and then pass the coil over them and try and remember what the tones are to each target.