:usan: Would someone please post an F75 NOT an F75 LTD........

[Steve in Indianapolis]

[size=large]TDI list with approx equivalents as to what TDI number corresponds to what target. That way, I can connect a tone with a PROBABLE target. I would really appreciate it fellas.[/size]

 

[f75tom]

57-59 indian head
60-71 wheat-zinc penny (most wheats come up a 66)
71-74 dime
82-84 quarter (no variance in year) my 53 seated came up an 82-83 and new ones come up same id
91-sterling silver
i don't dig nickles-too much junk in that range to dig on old farmsteads

 

[Gord (Tecumseh)]

http://www.findmall.com/read.php?37,1019450,1022321#msg-1022321

You will have to scroll up to find the chart of VDI #'s and the target

 

[Steve in Indianapolis]

[size=large]Thanks Gordo![/size]

 

[Steve in Indianapolis]

n/t

 

[jbow]

I have a huge list of F75 TID numbers. I will try to post it by sometime next week.. I have pages of numbers in a notebook. I'll have to type them into some usable format.

J

 

[jbow]

i'll have to check and see if I have more... these are all from air testing with an original F75

http://www.findmall.com/read.php?37,1129819,1129819#msg-1129819

Julien

 

[BuckeyeBrad]

these lists are no doubt of value BUT the worse the ground and or the deeper the target, (which is where there are more likely previously overlooked good stuff) the more apt for "typical" ID's to be invalid. I have a couple fields locally where A LOT of the good relics (lead, buttons, even silver coins) read in that 1 to 10 range. Note that the cut nails read usually 11 to 13 there and have a tell-tale short "zip" sound one way with a longer or even double hit at 90 degrees. When in those types of situations, all metal mode (THANK YOU FT for having VID in true AM mode!) is the ticket IMO because the good stuff has a different more round foot print than the undesirable ferrous items like cut nails etc.

 

[Steve in Indianapolis]

[size=medium]These TDI lists are just a guide. I think that they are more accurate in the AM mode though.[/size]