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Accurate pictograph on SE at deeper targets?

Dig anything that is not solid high left iron 31 digital....on an XS........I have dug nickels at the beach far left to the line but same hieght as a nickel and even more extreem.....sound and curser location can get extreem....if you dig all but a possitive iron both on curser location and digital 31 # you will find some awsome things....your main goal is to say...ok...not solid Iron...ok very jumpy...or not good ferrous signal cause too far left...but it is not iron nail....or it has a low grunt like iron but somewhere it says good......and after turning 90 degrees and getting same results DIG!.....sound and location of curser and digital #'s can be way off...But if it ain't 31 or high left...dig!...depth range will just be a reference...and if it shows deep then most likely it will get better after digging.....It's hard to explain but I hope you can see what I mean....dig all that is not a solid High left iron nail....especially if it is DEEP on the depth scale!
 
Your first sentence is correct. If a target registers far left and after you dig it, it is either a penny or nickel or what ever....it is because high iron is in the ground..if it is deep so the more iron minerals will keep it to the left...but I have noticed that the conductivity of it is relitivly the same.....same plane as it should be hieght wise but just further left due to the ground minerals are heavy......beach mostly....silver can either go up and down or back and forth,,,,but the rest can be funky....but same plane as it should be conductivly......:blink:
 
No, you can't totally eliminate the high tone iron sounds on what is mostly nail signals. What you are hearing is high tone chirps whether you are using ferrous or conduct sounds on nails. The trick is distinguishing high tone chirps from high conductors like coins ( dimes, quarters, etc.) Coins tend to have a better high pitched sound (warble) than the iron that will false producing chirps. Watching the depth meter can also aid in telling the difference and nails that false are generally not as deep. Dig some of those signals that you think are good and experience will teach you what to listen for.
 
When rusty iron becomes a problem for me, I switch from IM -31 to an open pattern with the lower right hand corner rejected. That helps a lot Reggie.
 
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