Minelab the depth king

[james1969]

This was posted on a uk forum

http://www.staffsmetaldetectors.co.uk/depth_test.htm


what do you think?

 

[Clifford Powell]

In a way I hope it's true - as it means I've invested money and time in the right machine! Just yesterday I found my deepest keeper - a 00-28 ring that was at a measured 7 1/2 inches using a WOT in a school yard pounded over the years by others. Last week I found 3 silver rosies in the same hole in an athletic field. The coins were together, on edge at a measured 6 inches - again with the WOT. This field has also been pounded. I think the EXP II is as deep as present technology provides.

Cliff - - -

 

[Tinfoil]

Hell even my Golden MM with the 4" coil will hit a target with good bouncy Id tone at 7"s. I would really like to know where the guy was running the sensitivity. Was it a air test or what. No I don't buy it. The only way to test machines is coil for coil run as much sen. without chattering, notice I did not say a little noisy, alternate the machines mark the targets and only the deep targets not shallow targets, what each machine reads , depth and ID, then after you test each machines performance and have wrote it down, then dig the targets and see what you got. Naw, sorry I don't buy any of that test, period. It does make you trying to figure out what machine is the deepest for your self and your area. I sure have been there and done that and am still doing it. HH. Later Jerry aka Tinfoil

 

[Erik]

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[Tinfoil]

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[James N.D.]

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[Ocean7]

well I'm convinced nothing else out there will go as deep on coppers or silver. Have no problem with 12" because I've dug LC's at that depth.

 

[Erik]

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[Erik]

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[jim/wpb]

Think that was just an excuse. I believe he was just trying to find a cheap way to get to China....someone caught him and that was the best he could do in a short time.

 

[James N.D.]

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