Program for worked out sites.

[KING OF ACE]

Worked out Park program.
A program for finding old coins and other valuables on pounded to death sites.
Detection mode :- Advanced smart.
Select :- Place an "x" on nails. Place an "x on foil "
Volume :- 10.
Gain :- 7.
Threshold tone :- 6.
Variability :- 8.
Limits :- 8.
Sounds :- Ferrous.
Response :- Normal.
Recovery fast :- On.
Recovery deep :- Off.
Iron mask -16.
Threshold :- 8.
Noise cancel :- yes.
Sensitivity :- Manual 22 .
Comments :- Target separation can be checked by switching
to all metal (-16 iron mask).
I have had great success and luck at finding coins with this program. Give it a try you will get plenty of coins.

 

[Dan-Pa.]

Although I prefer Conduct nice program...Do remember if you X out foil you just might miss a nice gold womens thin ring with a nice stone of course not applicable if you are a silver coin hunter...My feeling if you hunt perhaps an old yard or area do it once with deep on for deep silver others missed and perhaps another time with fast on for targets that may be partially masked and therefore missed...Either way but do not put both on at the same time as they seem to offset each other. As far as sensitivity run it as high as you can in manual until your unit becomes unstable and then drop it back a notch or two...Do remember just my opinions but my settings are not all the same but pretty darn close so there must be a method to our madness...tip of the hat for your participation and settings in your neck of the woods...

 

[KING OF ACE]

Thanx for your good comments about the program dan. I hunt only for mens gold rings and silver coins so notching foil out will still allow most men's gold rings to sound off with this program. Now this is only my own observations but using ferrous sounds does seem to be better at locating gold rings - I never find many ring's with conductive only ferrous so i use ferrous if i am on a site like a soccer field or a beach where rings are likely to be buried.
Metal detecting is better than a prozac.

 

[Dan-Pa.]

But appears similiar programs produce which amazes me as even in U.S. going from State to State programs would have to be modified to excell with them.
As for Ferrous and Conduct all a matter choice and would say Ferrous is probably the choice of many. In my case I don't have good hearing but my tone ID perception is excellent so why not go with a god given talent so I use conduct.
As far as gold rings they probably run from low foil to low zinc and depends on the area I am hunting...In many studies foil area will get you at least 1/3 or more of the gold rings in the area but some areas are loaded with foil since the water bottle tops became prevalent so not feasible in many parks so I can understand you going for the larger gold mens rings which usually fall in the pulltab areas..Of course hunting a beach would accept and dig all as your chances of a gold ring are 10 fold.
Appreciate your input and keep the posts coming...

 

[mattockman]

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[mattockman]

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[Dan-Pa.]

So much junk imitates gold rings so its a crapshoot..Experienced users use different methods as some hear audio variances which cut down the odds...and in most case a gold ring will hit harder than a tiny piece of foil or junk that imitates it....or notice cursor movements that help...I once read you have to dig 1,000 tabs to get a gold ring and the author may have been way off in his calcuations. Those that investigate cutting down the odds thru experience usually prevail and they surely don't dig every signal in the gold ring range which proabably runs from low foil thru tabs into low zinc....