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Deepest Coin Yet With Old Bandido

RLOH

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I detected an old ball field that is now a soccer field. I have been hunting this spot for ten years and anything other than clad is non existant. I set my disc to just below nickel and was digging everything while trying to tell if the signal was coin or junk. I was over 50% going by just how the tones sounded. I did not move the disc knob one time in this field. I dug 25 coins from the surface to 8 inches deep. The two deepest coins were wheaties and were nice tight, but faint signals. I doubt that I could have heard them without phones. This old Tesoro is as good as any beep and dig detector I have ever used.
 
Shoot it may be better than the newer detectors RL............. That was made when circuits were wired and tested to specs..

I suspect the + & - factors of parts were far less then. Now it's -10 to + 10 on most electrical items ........ Good job on the 8" finds..
 
yes those old one are not obsolete sounds like an exiting spot to hunt
 
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