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How is the G2 in HOT Virginia Soil
Posted by: crazyzook
Date: February 09, 2012 05:38AM
I am heading out to my first DIV in March and am told the soil in Culpeper is VERY HOT. Does anyone have any information they can share about using the G2 in hot soil, or not using it.
I also have a Tejon but I was told that it won't ground balance in that soil. The machine of choice seems to be a TDI but I'm not sure I have the time to buy and learn it in a month.
Thanks for any help.

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Re: How is the G2 in HOT Virginia Soil
Posted by: Ken in Georgia
Date: February 09, 2012 07:37AM
You can balance down to salt and remember that you can the detector into the gold fields. I would not think you would have a problem there. Please hunt in all metal, it is the deepest and will show you the ground changes.



HH
Ken in Georgia


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Re: How is the G2 in HOT Virginia Soil
Posted by: Ken in Georgia
Date: February 10, 2012 06:19AM
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Ken in Georgia
You can balance down to salt and remember that you can the take the detector into the gold fields. I would not think you would have a problem there. Please hunt in all metal, it is the deepest and will show you the ground changes.

I was saying take not the. wow



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Re: How is the G2 in HOT Virginia Soil
Posted by: Hobbyist
Date: February 10, 2012 07:53AM
Culpeper's soil is described as: Fine, kaolinitic, mesic Typic Hapludults (source: http:soils.missouri.edu). In simple terms, the soil there has fine particles of kaolin and retain moisture. Don't worry about "typic hapludults"...the classification is too broad to have any impact on your purpose.

I've been thinking back as how my GB Pro performed on moist fine clay soils which are just about analogous to your Culpeper soil...it does ok, and I hope you do too. Happy hunting!

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