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found a 1944 washinton tonight in a 20 minute after dark hunt...I love the lighted screen of the E-trac. I am running Goes4ever's settings with the Andy Sabish coin program. this makes the 3rd silver this year(just got my E-trac a few weeks ago)those darn matchbox cars ring in at a solid 12-47...oh well
Third Silver Already after a few weeks of ownership
My Matchbox cars never come in at 12-46/47, usually in the 30's and penny range
Reasoning is different soil..simple
I've learned to enjoy finding them but Silver is always best!
yeh , I have a sandy loom where I am...coins sink deep! the matchbox cars always rang as .25 on my ace so that is in the same range as the E-trac. I had several more nice signals but the ground was too wet/muddy to continue. as fast as I would dig, the hole would fill up with water. I was lucky to rescue this one!
Congrats, three silvers in a couple weeks is great. I hate hunting in the mud as well. Everything gets mud on it and I'm a clean freak. Moist is good, wet is horrible. Make sure that you keep that E-Trac clean and it will last forever. If your going to hunt in those conditions, you may want to consider wrapping your handle and using a rain cover to protect the screen.
