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Waterproof with notch?
- Thread starter patti
- Start date
Whites BHID has 3 notches with lights...low tone/red-iron....med tone/yellow-mid conductors....high tone/blue-high conductors....and in all metal - lights still id targets...but no low-mid-high tones. Not sure AT Pro would do well in surf - read they're excellent in freshwater - but single freq machines sometimes struggle with saltwater. Good luck with whatever ya decide to do!!
John (west central FL)
New member
The Fisher CZ-21 has discrimination in click stops but not a true notch. You can knock out pull tabs and still get small gold that read as foil. Sometimes it's better than walking away from a totally tab infested area.
Thanks for the responses. BHID seems to be closest to what I am looking for. I have Garrett Seahunter MkII but am getting tired of digging it all to find out it was an old rusty nail... Also the places that I detect have lots of low value coins which I would like to avoid with notch. Unfortunately BHID's high tone also includes silver rings which are the most common type of jewelry where I hunt. I have to give this a lot of thought, thanks 
HH,
patti
HH,
patti