F series in Iron

[gmanlight]

Do you dig ghost signals . Too much small or big iron. I have read some posters saying thy dig to much iron.
I know soil type can effect this . I my soil i think i don't get fooled often . I dig iron at old site just to see whats down there .
To much sensitivity can cause a problem.I don't remember were i read this but if you think your over iron
[Pump the coil up and down if the FeO scale starts to spike] there probably is iron in the ground .
There can be a good target hiding there also but most of the time its iron . HH Mike

 

[gmanlight]

Well i guess its not much of a trick if every one already knows it

 

[Cal_Cobra]

The only time I dig iron with my F75 LTD is where there's also a non-ferrous target in the hole....it does REALLY well in iron, probably the best machine I've used in iron so far

 

[Ex-Sox]

Are you listening for a specific sound that lets you know that there is a non-ferrous target in the hole also? I have been experimenting with mine and it seems that if I get an iron tone with a chirp of a good tone mixed in, I only find iron but if I get more of a good tone broken up by a chirp of iron it can be non-ferrous. I would dig this tone anyway because it sounds good, the first scenario I am tending to leave undug but there is always a feeling that I should not leave it. I am just wondering what everyone else is doing in this situation. I will try pumping the coil and test it that way. Thanks for the tip