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CS7 tuning the frequency for greatest depth

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For the CS7, adjusting the frequency to give the brightest hit on a deeply planted target (14kt to 22kt gold sample ring) in the slope you are considering gridding, brings in some tradeoffs to hearing other types of jewelry at other depths, or does it? Mineralization is medium to moderate in the salt water, firm pack slope, trash targets are iron nails and scraps of aluminum. Many deep gold rings on location, as it is an old swimming beach. Thanks again---Rick
 
Rick,
Let see. Turning the frequency control furthest clockwise(5 o
 
Rick, Using the frequency control on the CS-7 to determine if the target may be gold is a great help. I do this on targets in a area that has a lot of fair size iron targets or at the end of the day when I am tried of dugging all targets. I do this by turning the frequency control from the 5 o'clock position to the 12 o'clock position. If the target sound drop out or get very faint at the 12 o'clock position. I then dug the target hoping for a gold ring. However you must be at least several inches above the target for this method to work. Plus small thin iron target that are only a couple inches deep will fool you. But the method works great on deep targets.
Good luck,
Terry
 
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