traviswells
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Ok so last night I was reading some old post from a guy called richard from canada, anyone know if he is still around? It was called help for beginners
.it is at the last page of the explorer classroom forum, it calls for one to set up a coin screen, only upper right hand corner open,max gain 32 sens auto, and dig all signals, to get used to hearing what deep coins sound like,,he said to try and go to a so called hunted out park that has produced old coins and give it a try,, so not to sure ,I went out and tried it today, a place i have hunted many times with no silver since it has been hunted to death, by some old school mdr's and did manage to find a 46 rosie blew my mind , I would like to experiment some more with this concept but on the old post the image of the coin screen was not there anymore, Does anyone have a similar coin screen setup or know if this Richard from Canada is still around? I have no idea what the original screen looked like, and would like a more in depth explanation of the concept. He said and onother guy who tried it that they were diging lots of old silvers in hunted out spots and lots of them 10 to 14 inches deep.
Thanks Travis
The old post is on page 105 of the exp. classroom forum
.it is at the last page of the explorer classroom forum, it calls for one to set up a coin screen, only upper right hand corner open,max gain 32 sens auto, and dig all signals, to get used to hearing what deep coins sound like,,he said to try and go to a so called hunted out park that has produced old coins and give it a try,, so not to sure ,I went out and tried it today, a place i have hunted many times with no silver since it has been hunted to death, by some old school mdr's and did manage to find a 46 rosie blew my mind , I would like to experiment some more with this concept but on the old post the image of the coin screen was not there anymore, Does anyone have a similar coin screen setup or know if this Richard from Canada is still around? I have no idea what the original screen looked like, and would like a more in depth explanation of the concept. He said and onother guy who tried it that they were diging lots of old silvers in hunted out spots and lots of them 10 to 14 inches deep.
Thanks Travis
The old post is on page 105 of the exp. classroom forum