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Time Ranger V4 VID

AcDigger

New member
I've been using the v4 on all metal mode and digging everything. However I would like to know if anyone has a VID chart that they wouldn't mind posting? I'm looking for something that gives me a visual to go by that will give me an idea of what is in the ground before I dig. I know everybody says to go by sound but the time ranger only has 3 tones I believe, I have learned to dig the high tones when in disc mode but I think if I had a chart to look at and corespond with the numbers I could learn my machine a little better. An example of what I'm looking for is Aluminum can 35. Etc.... these are just random examples and not my experiences. Thanks and any advice is greatly appreciated.
 
This is what is in the Time Ranger Manual....

foil from gum wrapper = 1 - 12
U.S. nickel 5¢ coin = 20 - 33
aluminum pulltab = 29 - 50
aluminum screwcap = 55 - 75
zinc penny (post-1982) = 68 - 78
aluminum soda pop can = 70 - 105
copper penny, clad dime = 90 - 100
quarter 25¢ coin, clad = 110 - 122
50¢ coin, modern clad = 124 - 132
old silver dollar coin = 130 - 140
US silver Eagle $1 coin = 130 - 165

HH
Mike
 
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