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Sovereign wiggle.
- Thread starter opa81
- Start date
Andre,the Sovereign's ID signal far exceeds most detectors.Even better depth can be gained, extra inch or two on very deep targets but you have to help the Sovereign a little.To do this your coil sweep speed must be brought back and fourth very quick and a very short scan 3-4 inches which to most looks like a wiggle.I have noticed the wiggle will be used more with the 10 inch coil, but the process can be used with the smaller coils as well. HH Ron
JimmyCT
Well-known member
Hi Andre,
Now that I have a fast internet connection (I was running turtle speed before) I was able to upload a video to my account that I took this summer. This is a good example of the sovereign wiggle. This area I was in is iron infested and employing the sovereign wiggle enabled me to isolate good one-way high pitch / 180 TID signals that eventually turned out to be a lot of wheat cents and silver dimes. Like Ron from Michigan mentions your performing short sweeps over the target. - Jim
i am using the tornado 8" (actual 7 3/4" ) Can't wait for Spring so I can get back to the carnival!
This target ended up being one of the many silver dimes amongst the iron. I love the tornado 800!
http://s83.photobucket.com/albums/j308/Jimsphotobank/?action=view¤t=3.mp4
Now that I have a fast internet connection (I was running turtle speed before) I was able to upload a video to my account that I took this summer. This is a good example of the sovereign wiggle. This area I was in is iron infested and employing the sovereign wiggle enabled me to isolate good one-way high pitch / 180 TID signals that eventually turned out to be a lot of wheat cents and silver dimes. Like Ron from Michigan mentions your performing short sweeps over the target. - Jim
i am using the tornado 8" (actual 7 3/4" ) Can't wait for Spring so I can get back to the carnival!
This target ended up being one of the many silver dimes amongst the iron. I love the tornado 800!
http://s83.photobucket.com/albums/j308/Jimsphotobank/?action=view¤t=3.mp4