And if not, do any of the Infinium users think it would be possible to use this machine to hunt for deep silver coins in the turf by reverse cherry-picking the site? That is, only go after, deep, faint signals? I use a Fisher F75 for this right now, but am thinking of experimenting with a PI. - Jim
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Is there a depth meter on the Infinium?
- Thread starter ziphius
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Uncle Willy
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You can hunt for anything anywhere with the Infinium and the depth is awesome. There is no display on the Infinium.
Bill
Bill
No meter like Uncle Willy said, however, the deeper a signal, the softer the sound. You learn to gauge depth with experience. large targets give an unusually long echo, much more so then coin/ring sized objects.
bearkat4160
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your depth meter is your new larger digging tool. will beat the f75 for depth by far.