bubbadirect
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How that this question hasn't been asked before, so here here goes...i have a Quick scientific question for you all who use this combo. I'm hoping to get my machine set up this weekend. But for those of you that have this coil, do you use Polar Plot? If so, what is the accuracy in depth to help you distinguish targets like bottkecaps, screw caps, pull tabs , etc?
Does this help you when CW relic hunting and even coin shooting for silver and gold when chin hurting in known old parks?
I'm hoping to get some feedback to help me learn this machine.
It appears from that earlier post that some people have accuracy to 6 inches or so. And some have more ��
And without learning the machine yet, it appears that the 2.5 would be dominant on a coin vs screw cap, bottle cap, and dare i say pull tabs? Or am I amiss here?
And diving below the 0 line on the right does not appear to be a good signal? I also know that MANY variables will come into play with each hunt or even area of land.
I Guess my question comes into play vs the above mentioned non ferrous items? Does polar plot help then? Or as fox said, "just another tool in the toolbox" ? If that's the case, then darn. (I did like someone else's post where they said that the confidence % VDI helped them to decide if the signal given was dig worthy)
I was hoping that between the percentage vdi numbers, the polar plot, and the pinpointing to see the strength and depth of the 3 frequencies would help me to differentiate between the good and bad targets to be dug or not dug?
I'm hoping that the 3 items mentioned and others fine experienced inputs from others help me.
Thank you all,
Bubba
Does this help you when CW relic hunting and even coin shooting for silver and gold when chin hurting in known old parks?
I'm hoping to get some feedback to help me learn this machine.
It appears from that earlier post that some people have accuracy to 6 inches or so. And some have more ��
And without learning the machine yet, it appears that the 2.5 would be dominant on a coin vs screw cap, bottle cap, and dare i say pull tabs? Or am I amiss here?
And diving below the 0 line on the right does not appear to be a good signal? I also know that MANY variables will come into play with each hunt or even area of land.
I Guess my question comes into play vs the above mentioned non ferrous items? Does polar plot help then? Or as fox said, "just another tool in the toolbox" ? If that's the case, then darn. (I did like someone else's post where they said that the confidence % VDI helped them to decide if the signal given was dig worthy)
I was hoping that between the percentage vdi numbers, the polar plot, and the pinpointing to see the strength and depth of the 3 frequencies would help me to differentiate between the good and bad targets to be dug or not dug?
I'm hoping that the 3 items mentioned and others fine experienced inputs from others help me.
Thank you all,
Bubba