I often read of members digging "solid signals" are they referring to signals that don't have mixed tones, or "static" in the tone? I have found most aluminum and foil items give a mixed tone or a static / scratchy tone. Also I am in the KC area and our ground is very neutral and I been wondering if that has a part in few trash items having a clear signal. Thoughts on this from your experience are welcomed.
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AT Pro signals
- Thread starter KSSheriff
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YES, that is what they are referring to. Solid signals that are not scratchy and the vdi numbers do not move more than a couple digits. I get copper Penney's at 56/57, but they have a little of a scratchy sound. Nickles(51/52, dimes(81/82), quarters(86/87), silver half dollar(91/92) are usually solid sounding. Those are coins I have found. Like the others stated, not all scratchy sounding targets are bad. I have found pressed coins, the ones that have an image stamped into them as they are stretched, to have a scratchy sound, but a solid vdi. A penny was stamped with the Rain Forest Cafe and a frog that read a 67/68 with a scratchy signal. Possibly because it was a zinc.
The moral of the story is not all bad signals are bad. If it stands out, dig it up.
The moral of the story is not all bad signals are bad. If it stands out, dig it up.
Ytcoinshooter
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Yup, and even some iron grunt thrown in maybe, just maybe a gold chain / bracelet. I'm mainly referring to water hunting, the up and down on land for those iffys would wear a body out. BUT in an athletic field gold may be lurking the same as in the water.Grunter said: