https://youtu.be/L-O61UbDKMw This is how far I have got using target trace , I use this when checking targets but can be used to hunt in the null where no other detector can hunt .
I have seen the mx sport video looks good but it's doing what most detectors can do when the coin is not total mask look at the short nails he uses they do not extend pass the quarter when they do you get no audio a null .
I have a set of rules I follow hunting in the null .
#1 cross that target first hear anything if it's a coin and laying with a nail or other iron and it high tones go by tones .
#2 Check that bottom curser is it coming out and is not hard in the corner , All signals that have a conduct reading of 48 to 50 are iron falses all ferrous readings of 32 to 35 are going to low tone . When that signals come of that 35 line and go higher 34 to 32 are a clue you have something with that iron also all signals that read 46 to 40 and so on conduct #s are also a clue you have a coin with the iron or any higher conductive target . Remember all targets 32 to 35 will low tone .
#3 To get a curser to display you have to sweep the whole target from left to right if you only sweep the coin part the curser will not appear as often .
#4 Now pinpoint sizing also builds better sweeping the full length of the target and is harder and inconsistent when just on the coin .
You can use this to hunt in the null but most have patients or to check targets that are high toning and low toning at the same time .
I like trash finders video he knows there something there
but the hardest part of all of this is understanding what the iron is doing . There are coins so well mask that the ctx will not see them either .
I urge you to get a sand box and practice you will see how far you can push this it is amazing how much iron you can have with a coin and still get it ,But it will be no audio .sube
I have seen the mx sport video looks good but it's doing what most detectors can do when the coin is not total mask look at the short nails he uses they do not extend pass the quarter when they do you get no audio a null .
I have a set of rules I follow hunting in the null .
#1 cross that target first hear anything if it's a coin and laying with a nail or other iron and it high tones go by tones .
#2 Check that bottom curser is it coming out and is not hard in the corner , All signals that have a conduct reading of 48 to 50 are iron falses all ferrous readings of 32 to 35 are going to low tone . When that signals come of that 35 line and go higher 34 to 32 are a clue you have something with that iron also all signals that read 46 to 40 and so on conduct #s are also a clue you have a coin with the iron or any higher conductive target . Remember all targets 32 to 35 will low tone .
#3 To get a curser to display you have to sweep the whole target from left to right if you only sweep the coin part the curser will not appear as often .
#4 Now pinpoint sizing also builds better sweeping the full length of the target and is harder and inconsistent when just on the coin .
You can use this to hunt in the null but most have patients or to check targets that are high toning and low toning at the same time .
I like trash finders video he knows there something there
but the hardest part of all of this is understanding what the iron is doing . There are coins so well mask that the ctx will not see them either .I urge you to get a sand box and practice you will see how far you can push this it is amazing how much iron you can have with a coin and still get it ,But it will be no audio .
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