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What is the meaning "Hot Rock "on the display?
- Thread starter WoodyUSMC
- Start date
Hillbilly Bob
New member
Hot rocks are highly mineralized rocks, They contain minerals such as Iron, and other heavy metals. They will play games with your detector....
Its one of 2 things, either your running the machine to hot ( gain is to high ) or your in an area with lots of large junk.....
If your in an area with lots of mineralization try using a 6X9 DD coil it helps alot. I use it as my basic coil. It gets just as deep as the 950 if not deeper. It also helps getting around some of the junk and finding the good stuff.....
Also when you hit those hot rocks try lifting up the coil some and continue hunting.
If your in an area with lots of mineralization try using a 6X9 DD coil it helps alot. I use it as my basic coil. It gets just as deep as the 950 if not deeper. It also helps getting around some of the junk and finding the good stuff.....
Also when you hit those hot rocks try lifting up the coil some and continue hunting.