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Target Testing Prototype Dr Otek MT12 Gold Detector

Do you think on the 1 Oz copper round the detector was/is seeing/processing it as a overload & no target ID is given when you are sweeping down the center of the coil.

Didn't the 5oz silver bar kinda have the same affects on it as well.

Wonder what a Morgan silver dollars shows on it for target ID? 98-99?
 
KSDfisher77 said:
Do you think on the 1 Oz copper round the detector was/is seeing/processing it as a overload & no target ID is given when you are sweeping down the center of the coil.

Didn't the 5oz silver bar kinda have the same affects on it as well.

Wonder what a Morgan silver dollars shows on it for target ID? 98-99?
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Yes, I believe it is an overload situation. I tried the silver bar later at 20" - 22" and got a faint response. At 18" it was a good signal. The Morgan silver dollar came in at 98, I really should have shown that! I also think the coil design may need some rethinking.
 
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