Brilliant video Wayne! I'll be sure to have a play with this in my Aussie grounds as I'm forever chasing higher conductors (all our older Aussie coins were either silver, or large coppers). Thanks for giving me food for thought. :)
Thinking of trying this program. I hunt for high conductors in trashy and iron filled old parks. What kind of depth are you seeing hitting high conductors using 5 kHz using the 6 inch coil? How well would it work using the standard coil? Most the old coins in these old parks are deep. 5 to 10 inches. I’m using the Neil’s Jones Breach 1 program for land right now and it has been amazing. Just trying to see how your program would compare.
Kevin, The 6 inch coil is what you need for those sites. It's more stable and locks on better. As far as depth goes 8 inches is not unrealistic. You can hunt in all metal if you want just lower the tone and volume of targets you don't want.
Eddie , no just the dime. The 6 inch coil smooths out the Equinox and so does running it in single freq. Now if i was trying to find low conductors say a nickle in the trash I would start with a higher freq. and work my way down. Check out my other videos. (Rutus Alter 71) ruclips.net/video/-uwnKiDnheQ/видео.html
Brilliant video Wayne! I'll be sure to have a play with this in my Aussie grounds as I'm forever chasing higher conductors (all our older Aussie coins were either silver, or large coppers). Thanks for giving me food for thought. :)
Thinking of trying this program. I hunt for high conductors in trashy and iron filled old parks. What kind of depth are you seeing hitting high conductors using 5 kHz using the 6 inch coil? How well would it work using the standard coil? Most the old coins in these old parks are deep. 5 to 10 inches. I’m using the Neil’s Jones Breach 1 program for land right now and it has been amazing. Just trying to see how your program would compare.
Kevin, The 6 inch coil is what you need for those sites. It's more stable and locks on better. As far as depth goes 8 inches is not unrealistic. You can hunt in all metal if you want just lower the tone and volume of targets you don't want.
Great video! Have you tried this with any other coins?
Eddie , no just the dime. The 6 inch coil smooths out the Equinox and so does running it in single freq. Now if i was trying to find low conductors say a nickle in the trash I would start with a higher freq. and work my way down. Check out my other videos. (Rutus Alter 71)
ruclips.net/video/-uwnKiDnheQ/видео.html
Id turn down your sensitivity to 20 man my opinion
Nick , It works at sen.10 also.