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Ricks wiggle

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William1221

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How about another lesson on when and how to to do the Sovereign wiggle. Being mentally challenged can be a challenge. Thanks
 
Is what we call it when you swing back and forth over just the area of a signal to get the tone as high as we can to ID it so it looks like we are just wiggling the coil. This is maybe less than a inch if it is a deep target as the Sovereign just has to have the coil in motion to get a signal and we only want to get a ID on that target. Most of these little wiggles are used when you get one of those deep signals you want to see if it is a good target as it has to be a positive signal and one that will get the correct tone and numbers on the meter. Some are so deep that they are very weak and these may not get the correct tone or ID on the meter, but sure will try to be. If it locks on to one number then that will be the ID while doing the wiggle.
The basic wiggle will be what you mostly will be using to learn the Sovereign and those will lock on to a good number, but some will be a little harder to get to lock on that are close to trash and why you try to just go over just the target itself and keep the signal as steady as you can so it can ID just that target only.
The more you use the Sovereign the more you will learn and don't think you will ever stop learning with this detector. Much you will learn is from real experience with this detector and by digging any signals you have a question on. This is one of the only detectors that give you a lot of info with the tones, the meter readings, how they react when close to another item, and by going slow you can hear of several items that are close together as it can separate instead of masking a good target and let you decide which ones to dig and which ones are trash items.
Remember it takes experience with this detector to get good with, so the more you use it the better it will work for you.

Good luck and remember to wiggle over any weak target trying to get those tones to repeat and climb.

Rick
 
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