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Hey Mike/Ralph or Pineapple.....

Dan(NM)

Well-known member
Does the T-2 hit very well on small pieces of foil. I dug a small gold ring with the Explorer today that came in where foil normally hits.
 
Hi Dan,

Yes it does. Its not advertised as a jewelry machine because it doesn't have the wide range discrimintation you typically see on a jewelry machine, but the foil range runs from 41 to 55, a 15 number spread, which isn't too bad. 13kHz isn't too bad either. I typically have only dug foil signals that locked onto one number fairly consistantly. All been foil so far, though. But you never know :shrug:
 
You can detect some pretty small bits of aluminum foil at higher gain levels with the T-2, or turn down the gain to lessen it's sensitivity to such, depending on your hunting environment and the primary type of targets you are after. But regardless, you are going to have to dig foil if you want to dig small gold jewelry. There is just no 100% way of telling one from the other on a consistent basis, not with the T-2 or any other machine out there.

Ralph
 
If you wanna find jewelry...you gotta dig the trash as well...no way around it. I just wanted to make sure it hits on small foil well. Thanks.
 
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