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the CoRe scored big today
- Thread starter greaser
- Start date
Patrick(MI)
Active member
Nice digs! Wow
bubbadirect
Member
Nice greaser!
Ok sorry about that I just had to throw it up quick last night.
My settings were,
Di3
Ground Balance=72
Sensitivity=40
Discrimination=20
It was hitting 86/87VDI
And was approximately 4/5 inches deep.
I was digging memorials at 7 inches in the same yard, thr owner said there was a lilac bush there before so that is the only reason I can think of it being so shallow.
Lots of iron here is the trash I dug. All of the nails were found in the hole with a coin again the CoRes separation is amazing.
Thanks guys this is by far my oldest find so far. I am still stoked about it.
My settings were,
Di3
Ground Balance=72
Sensitivity=40
Discrimination=20
It was hitting 86/87VDI
And was approximately 4/5 inches deep.
I was digging memorials at 7 inches in the same yard, thr owner said there was a lilac bush there before so that is the only reason I can think of it being so shallow.
Lots of iron here is the trash I dug. All of the nails were found in the hole with a coin again the CoRes separation is amazing.
Thanks guys this is by far my oldest find so far. I am still stoked about it.
Ok sorry about that I just had to throw it up quick last night.
My settings were,
Di3
Ground Balance=72
Sensitivity=40
Discrimination=20
It was hitting 86/87VDI
And was approximately 4/5 inches deep.
I was digging memorials at 7 inches in the same yard, thr owner said there was a lilac bush there before so that is the only reason I can think of it being so shallow.
Lots of iron here is the trash I dug.
All of the nails were found in the hole with a coin again the CoRes separation is amazing.
Thanks guys this is by far my oldest find so far. I am still stoked about it.
My settings were,
Di3
Ground Balance=72
Sensitivity=40
Discrimination=20
It was hitting 86/87VDI
And was approximately 4/5 inches deep.
I was digging memorials at 7 inches in the same yard, thr owner said there was a lilac bush there before so that is the only reason I can think of it being so shallow.
Lots of iron here is the trash I dug.
All of the nails were found in the hole with a coin again the CoRes separation is amazing.
Thanks guys this is by far my oldest find so far. I am still stoked about it.
Pirate Pig
New member
Nice find, grats!
bubbadirect
Member
Greaser, after doing some recommended testing and personal self improvement time with the machine, I see what Monte and others are talking about.
And is this...when pinpointing over an "iffy signal", or my trademarked "trickies", pull the coil back fairly slow. But not too slow. A good non ferrous signal gives a distinct "drop off" in sound. Whereas iron will "fade out" in audio signal. Or at least that is what I just learned the other day first hand.
Bubba
And is this...when pinpointing over an "iffy signal", or my trademarked "trickies", pull the coil back fairly slow. But not too slow. A good non ferrous signal gives a distinct "drop off" in sound. Whereas iron will "fade out" in audio signal. Or at least that is what I just learned the other day first hand.
Bubba
I use the Nokia logo on the front of the coil as an indicator. I pin point to the center of the coil with the loudest reading,
Then draw the coil backward until the signal starts to drop off. Bubba direct is right on junk target has a different drop off
sound than a coin.
In parks and sports fields I'm digging like 25 Penney' a day. Not that I want to dig penny's, it's is great practice to learn
The sounds, VDI and pin pointing techniques of this machine.
The honest truth is the Force Core has not done anything that my AT Pro cannot do. Please remember I have all of 2.5
Hours of experience with the Force. I'm not knocking the machine, just stating the obvious. I need to hunt where the
Deep stuff lives. That will happen eventually. Don't worry---------Be Happy. Sure beats working for a living.
GOOD LUCK ----- HAPPY HUNTING. PLEAS LEAVE A RING AFTER THE BEEP
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Nokia Force Core
AT Pro
Minelab CTX 3030
Whites DFX
EXCALIBUR II 1000
Fisher F2
Fisher Gold Bug II
TESORO COMPADRE
Garrett Pro Pointer x 2
Trunk load of coils
Then draw the coil backward until the signal starts to drop off. Bubba direct is right on junk target has a different drop off
sound than a coin.
In parks and sports fields I'm digging like 25 Penney' a day. Not that I want to dig penny's, it's is great practice to learn
The sounds, VDI and pin pointing techniques of this machine.
The honest truth is the Force Core has not done anything that my AT Pro cannot do. Please remember I have all of 2.5
Hours of experience with the Force. I'm not knocking the machine, just stating the obvious. I need to hunt where the
Deep stuff lives. That will happen eventually. Don't worry---------Be Happy. Sure beats working for a living.
GOOD LUCK ----- HAPPY HUNTING. PLEAS LEAVE A RING AFTER THE BEEP
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Nokia Force Core
AT Pro
Minelab CTX 3030
Whites DFX
EXCALIBUR II 1000
Fisher F2
Fisher Gold Bug II
TESORO COMPADRE
Garrett Pro Pointer x 2
Trunk load of coils