Mastering the Quattro

[gonzo1968]

I recently finished reading Andy Sabisch's book titled "Mastering the Quattro". I started to find things more easily, but I have been hitting a flat spot the past couple of outings. Are there any other books specific to the Quattro I could read to fine tune the machine. Or do you recommend I read something more broad on coin/jewelery hunting? BTW, I am TH'ing in local desert parks, if that helps.

 

[Black Davy]

Practice and more Practice. Try digging broken tones that may be a good target and remember the numbers, 29 is great for me digging old metal soda twist tops. The Andy S book only told me about the cross saving trick everything else is standard text book stuff.

 

[backslyder]

I'd read Andy's book, "one more time", only this time, test everything he says, to get the experience of actually doing it, including a test garden if you have the room to put one up. I'd also take Black Davy's advice: Practice, practice, and more practice. You'll start to learn the tones Quatro uses to give you information, and start to sort it out. It's a great detector. Trust me on this one, so stay with it, and you won't be sorry. I promise. :| Marc Trainor.

 

[budsmith]

n/t