Took the E-Trac out for the second time. Just went to a local park again. Got all the clad in the picture and one 1947 silver dime. I had a good idea it was a silver dime because it was hitting in the 12-44 area and was deeper than the clad I was finding. This thing sure sniffs out the nickels.
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Second trip out with the E-Trac. Got some silver!
- Thread starter Bill_S
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Cladiator (OR)
Member
Good job--congratulations! Looks like you had a great day.
Thanks for the story and picture.
Thanks for the story and picture.
Mike K (Ohio)
Active member
Congrats 
Where were your nickels hitting on the Digital numbers?
Mike K
Where were your nickels hitting on the Digital numbers?Mike K
niterider_58
New member
Nice job Bill
Mike K said:
Pretty much 12-13 or right in that area. The numbers may have varied by a number but not by much. Seems like not much trash hits right at 12-13 either. With the explorer the square tabs used to fool me quite a bit because they hit so close to a nickel. Not so with the E-Trac. I probably miss some deeper nickels because I only dig the signals that are right in the 12-13 range or close. I have one buried at 6" and the ID numbers are still pretty stable on that one.
Thanks for all the comments.......;o)
E-Trac-Ohio
Well-known member
Real nice Bill !
Any day you find Silver is a good day !
Any day you find Silver is a good day !