Thank you RLOH, for info on deeper coins, I don't seem to get past about 5 inches with the 600 although I am able to dig up square nails pretty deep, trouble is thats not what I run home and brag about. Any other tips would be appreciated. I do only hunt wet ground if you want to call that a tip. Tennessee nasty ground, lots of iron I could sure use some help. My good looks "aint" getting me anywhere! Stock 600.
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Pushing the depth...........
- Thread starter plowboy
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Remember to hit on a deep target you almost have to be direct over it. Off just a littler and you will miss.
the coil signal tapers to a blade type signal below the coil. So low and - slow - . Off an inch or a slight change in direction can make a difference because most targets are not lying flat for the taking. No detector dectorist are perfect.
We all miss a lot but find things later that we have missed and the above is the reason why.
Doug
the coil signal tapers to a blade type signal below the coil. So low and - slow - . Off an inch or a slight change in direction can make a difference because most targets are not lying flat for the taking. No detector dectorist are perfect.
We all miss a lot but find things later that we have missed and the above is the reason why.
Doug
Spot-on, Doug! Always work more methodically, overlap and ample amount, and don't get impatient. They are out there, we all miss them from hunts in the past.Monte