The Omega Picks Up A Couple Of Ladies :teknetics:

[tabman]

I went back to the same place that has been giving me fits with EMI. I decided to use the Omega/8 inch coil combination today. I set the discrimination on 40, used 3 tones, full sensitivity, with a ground balance of 65. There was hardly any EMI chatter, except when I laid the detector down to dig. I decided to go back over an area that I had previously detected, except grid it in another direction. I ended up finding a couple of Mercury Dimes (1937 & 1943), and a 5 Wheat Pennies (1935, 1942, 1949, 1944, and 1942). Most of the coins were around 4 inches deep. One of the Mercury Dimes was around 6 inches deep. Both dimes gave a bouncy 81 to 91 VDI number reading. The faint tones that I heard on the silver dimes were small and crisp high tones. I didn't any VDI numbers to tell me to dig.

Today was a glorious beautiful day. The weather was perfect.

tabman

 

[jim tn]

These dang nab Omega detectors sure do love silver. 2 nice beauties you recovered. And yes, it was a glorious day all the way around. HH jim tn

 

[redmule]

Supper nice finds. You and your Omega make a great pair. Congrats

 

[mudpuppy]

n/t

 

[tabman]

n/t

Yeah, that's the bad thing about living in an area that has mild winters. You get hot Summers.

tabman