Bottomfeeder
New member
I have a new E-trac I bought late last fall, also a new AT Pro.
I've been out this last week hunting with the Pro, its a nice machine, easy to use, etc.
So far I've gotten a little over three dollars in change with it.
BUT today I finally got my nerve up to take that big bad E-trac out in the yard.
I hadn't even turned it on before today.
I got outside, and much to my surprise it doesn't sound like the Three Stooges in a fight with a flock of ducks.
Actually, in my cleaner yard dirt, it ran quiet, and signals were clear and deep.
I guess I hunted about a half hout to 45 minutes. Towards the end I dug up a signal about 8-9 inches deep, and there it was!! A 1947 rosie.
I got about 8 pieces of junk, and two coins, my first coin was a 1997 penny. The silver was next.
I like silver, and I think I'm gonna have a serious like for my E-trac.
Both machines look like thy're going to be fun to go out and do "scientific location and recovery" (or, "playing in the dirt" as my wife calls it.) LOL
I've been out this last week hunting with the Pro, its a nice machine, easy to use, etc.
So far I've gotten a little over three dollars in change with it.
BUT today I finally got my nerve up to take that big bad E-trac out in the yard.
I hadn't even turned it on before today.
I got outside, and much to my surprise it doesn't sound like the Three Stooges in a fight with a flock of ducks.
Actually, in my cleaner yard dirt, it ran quiet, and signals were clear and deep.
I guess I hunted about a half hout to 45 minutes. Towards the end I dug up a signal about 8-9 inches deep, and there it was!! A 1947 rosie.
I got about 8 pieces of junk, and two coins, my first coin was a 1997 penny. The silver was next.
I like silver, and I think I'm gonna have a serious like for my E-trac.
Both machines look like thy're going to be fun to go out and do "scientific location and recovery" (or, "playing in the dirt" as my wife calls it.) LOL
