THE POWER OF THE MUSKETEER,S ALL METAL MODE

[GunnarMN]

[size=x-large]In testing for an upcoming hunt on an old farm, I was again amazed at the power of the musketeers all metal mode& depth. Even in the worst ground. Using the small TS800 in all metal I could clearly hit a dime under 3" of mineralized black sand gravel , all of which will cling vigorously to magnet .. And i,m shure it would go deeper .Now in disq mode its just like any detector MASKING I also have a hot rock which you see sticking to a magnet i saved it because i use it for testing i placed a penny at 8" and set the hot rock over it , wile not picking up the hot rock it made a nice sound on the penny below and this is using the small coil IMPRESSIVE . this is what i will use on the old farm as it is a bit trashy . so if you have black sand or Georgia red clays you may think about using a musketeer or GT[/size]

 

[crazyman]

Minelab designed their detectors to work in the worst mineralized ground. You would think that the BBS technology was what made this possible but how do you explain the Musky's single frequency capability to handle the same bad ground with ease. I've posted in the past about how well the Advantage worked on our nasty black sand beaches. Even though it's not in the same class as the Sovereigns for beach hunting it's still the best single frequency detector I've used on them.