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Caps to depth....

11 inches is deep in my book for a penny unless it's on a salt water beach. That is well below where the clay starts in most inland areas I hunt. If it goes that deep inland and gives a good ID inland on a penny that deep, it makes my other detectors look bad.
hh'n
 
Your right I meant prospecting mode I checked the manual after the post and it was the prospecting mode that gives the iron %.

HH.
dfwdetector
 
The "% Iron Probability" function of the MXT in prospecting mode only gives the operator an "odds percentage" of the target itself, nothing to do with the ground mineralization. The only other machine on the market that actually gives you an Fe304 reading combined with the ground-phase value is the White's GMT, but as noted in an earlier post, the GMT is a specialty gold detector and operated primarily in the all-metal mode only.

Ralph
 
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