The Omega just keeps sniffing them out!

[jim tn]

It is always nice to start one's hunt right off with a silver. I hit the field again right at 5:30 and by 5:45 had dug my first silver, the 59 D Rosie with a 84-85 reading at 4." After a couple of clads and Memorial cents, hit 2 wheaties close together and then a few minutes later got a bit of a bouncy 84-87 reading showing 5." As it turned out, the 1902 Barber was all of 5" and appeared to be completely on edge. I thought, "hummm, 2 silvers by 7:15. Still enough time left to maybe come up with a Merc for a dime trifecta before I get over run." As you can see, it wasn't to be, but still a great morning to be out swinging and did get a couple of silvers. Those, 3 wheats and .77 in clad and cents was it for the day. Still had on the 11" DD coil with sen maxed, 1 disc, d3 tones and gb of 59. HH jim tn

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

Jim you got that Omega 8000 figured out! Great job!

 

[all iron]

Hey Jim
how do you run your machine ie: settings

 

[jim tn]

all iron, I run it pretty much as I posted the settings. I run sen 99 unless emi comes into play and I never use any disc unless, again, there is an emi situation. Seldom if emi is a problem has a frequency shift not worked to still enable me to run at least 75 sen. I want to hear everything in the ground and make my own decisions as to dig or not. My preference is 3 or 4 tones for coin shooting, which is what I do the majority of the time. I hunt slow with a lot of coil over lap and listen for the high (er) tone tic's from among the trash. HH jim tn

 

[all iron]

Duh... I guess i didn't read that part.
Thanks Jim

 

[Monte]

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[Elton]

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