I stopped at a farm house today to ask him who owned the one room school house that was close to his farm, and we got to talking a bit, and I asked him if I could detect his yard. Well he said yes but I only had one hour of time. So the next question was if he minded if I checked for one hour today then returned on my next day off work. He agreed!
well I dug several iffy deep targets that were junk, found the key, few shells, then I got this real faint signal that was bouncing from the 50's to the 70's on the VDI, I swang the coil over it in all directions, and every way gave a real faint beep. I pinpointed and dug. The ground is bone dry, so dry that it is like brown concrete. Well 7" down I pulled out this 1895 Indian. I was pretty happy the MXT got that depth with the 6x10 coil and DRY, I mean extremely dry ground!
this new detector impressed me today, can't wait to see what it can do with wet ground!
well I dug several iffy deep targets that were junk, found the key, few shells, then I got this real faint signal that was bouncing from the 50's to the 70's on the VDI, I swang the coil over it in all directions, and every way gave a real faint beep. I pinpointed and dug. The ground is bone dry, so dry that it is like brown concrete. Well 7" down I pulled out this 1895 Indian. I was pretty happy the MXT got that depth with the 6x10 coil and DRY, I mean extremely dry ground!
this new detector impressed me today, can't wait to see what it can do with wet ground!
