I started not to go this morning, because I was sore from the last couple of hunts. I got to my hunting spot around 7:00 o'clock and stayed to 9:40. I had the discrimination pointer set to just below 'iron' on the dial. Right off the bat the Silver was hitting usually hard and cleanly on small pieces of can slaw without it's usual cracking and popping to warn me that it's can slaw trash under the coil. It was not until I dug a rusty nail that I realized that I had the switch in the 'all metal' position and not in the discrimination mode position. The Silver's audio will crackle and pop on a nail at its minimum discrimination setting in the discrimination mode, since it has a ED-120 discrimination. I really like the 'all metal' mode on the Silver, because it's not a true threshold based all metal mode and it sounds exactly like the discrimination mode. I never did like to hunt with a threshold based all metal setting.
For those of you who have not used the Tesoro Silver uMax, you're missing out big time. This detector is truely amazing.
I dug around 60 targets including some 92.5 silver in an area I that was approximately 30 and 100 feet. I've been over this area before several times using other detectors. This time I slowed down and used very little discrimination, because I was looking for gold jewelry. Here's what I found.
tabman
For those of you who have not used the Tesoro Silver uMax, you're missing out big time. This detector is truely amazing.
I dug around 60 targets including some 92.5 silver in an area I that was approximately 30 and 100 feet. I've been over this area before several times using other detectors. This time I slowed down and used very little discrimination, because I was looking for gold jewelry. Here's what I found.
tabman
