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repeatable sounds during total null

OCDfinder

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I mostly picked up the coil walking over trash dump of cans car parts that has been graded and is now grass. Before grading I prolly spent 2 hours picking around about 2' deep of metal trash from 1920-1990. When I did take a couple of swings the detector nulled out and went into overload....but I could swing and avoid overload with total null. With total null I was picking up repeatable signals in the 12 range & could locate. I did not dig because I assumed aluminum. My question is the response and ability to target during total null programmed? There is another site of an 1800s burned down house I hunted but the guy must of been a sheet metal collector...cause it is everywhere 3" down...If this is characteristic and programmed, I am going back to the sheet metal house and awing away with total null.
 
I agree I have had good targets ring out during a null many times,,,, I do not believe it gets EVERY good target every time but it does get them thru the silence
 
i will also say that once i pulled a merc out of a total null area, and another time i pulled a wheat penny that after it was dug, the area was then a total null.

make sure you set trash density to high and you have to have some discrimination on your screen. that is right from the instruction manual for such a situation. i would set fast to "on". reread pages around 72 in the manual.

its not easy! also might be a good time to play around with TTF, but i have no skill with this technique yet.
 
The 1880's house site that you think the guy must have been a collector.........The houses and barns a lonnng time ago, most frequently had "Steel" roofs.......NGE
 
Moonshine, I think you are right about TTF. I have used that sort of set-up on other machines and played with it in heavy iron today. I was getting a lot of nulls as usual and just wanted to hear what was in the ground. Well, I got a lot more high tones coming through in TTF and I found a coin after a couple of minutes. I then went back to multi tone but the coin stood out even easier. Anyway, I do think TTF has it's place when the trash isn't high but the iron is. I'll play with it some more to investigate heavier nulls.
 
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