Working from the assumption that "ALL METAL" is an aid to not missing targets that are just on the edge of being discriminated out...

[NealNoIN]

why notch out the high 90's (to discriminate iron wrap around) when you can look at the screen and see if it's a high 90's reading?

 

[CT Todd]

Because its there and I want to look at the screen the least amount I can. When it chirps you stop your swing and do a side step. Notch isn't a filter only an audio block to the headphones. Coil works the same as if it weren't engaged just no sound to the ears. Less noise is a good thing as long as the cost is nothing.

 

[CZconnoisseur]

A few weeks ago, I was hunting deep coins in a city park using 4khz...I decided to concentrate on a 50X50foot area and ended up pulling some fantastic coins! One night after "cleaning out" an area of even iffy targets, I unnotched 95-98 in 4khz and went on to find a couple more deep 8-9" coins that were discriminated out.

If you find an area that has a lot of deep targets, it would pay to learn the Non Motion All-metal modes of the Deus which will push your max depth even further. It takes a little practice, but dig a couple non-ferrous deep targets and you will get the hang of it. I wish I still had my Deus, since I was just starting to learn this mode...

Whenever XP decides to release the new goods, I'll get back into swinging! Can't wait for that!

 

[CT Todd]

I have no idea why you would notch 95-98. I just dug a Half Dollar last weekend that was a solid 96. The wrap around iron notch is 97-99 and has nothing to do with coins. Hunting in all metal will get you more depth but good luck with that.

 

[squirrel1]

I've had iron read 94 quite a few times using both my deus units, and 97, and 98'. Funny thing is I've never seen 95 or 96 over iron.