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How to setup F70 for relic hunting?
- Thread starter pine3874
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I use program 1 for the AT mode and program 2 for discrimination since program 1 is the default startup program. That is where I always ground balance upon startup. I also run sensitivity very high there and jump back and forth and use that setup to help untangle some of those mixed up scenarios we find from time to time. --------IB
I got nothing to add...sounds like you got the idea, confirmed by IB
...especially if your after iron relics...I guess try to set it up as deep and as stable as possible for a pleasurable experience..I suppose you relic hunters dig everything right? All those little tricks about raising the coil on a target you probably know...I do like a setting that enables me to ascertain how big, how deep, and what the likely composition of the metal the target is comprised of....then, the first few finds allow a guy to determine what this particular patch of dirt may hold...if its really old dirt, on an old farm or something, then I want to really hear those nickel range signals for the chance of a gold coin..but I also want to check on all big high signals (mason jar lid) on the outside chance grandpa buried a mason jar full of 'em under the lilac bushes!..have fun and report back!
Mud.
...especially if your after iron relics...I guess try to set it up as deep and as stable as possible for a pleasurable experience..I suppose you relic hunters dig everything right? All those little tricks about raising the coil on a target you probably know...I do like a setting that enables me to ascertain how big, how deep, and what the likely composition of the metal the target is comprised of....then, the first few finds allow a guy to determine what this particular patch of dirt may hold...if its really old dirt, on an old farm or something, then I want to really hear those nickel range signals for the chance of a gold coin..but I also want to check on all big high signals (mason jar lid) on the outside chance grandpa buried a mason jar full of 'em under the lilac bushes!..have fun and report back!Mud.
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IB