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copperdave

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I have been using my AT Pro for a year now and love it. However I need advice on maximizing the depth reading because I have been given permission to hunt on 20+ historical houses dating back to 1870. It appears the coins are deep. What is the best setting to get the depth. I like the pro mode but I heard the zero mode works the best.
Dave
 
I found a 1895 Barber quarter at 10" so I believe this is what I am up against. Coins are getting deeper each year
 
Hi CopperDave, Make sure your coil isnnt over a Target wen you Ground Balance, Garrett tells me a good G/B and the Hiest Sens is the Best way to go Deeper???
But iv heard if you Go do a auto G/B and set the G/B manualy 10 Points Lower it will be more Sensetive to Higher condective targets??? N Visa Versa ???
Iv never tryed it so i dw no??? Mickfin,
 
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