question about Fisher ID edge settings

[maxxkatt]

Went to park and hunted volley ball court. Found gold clad, silver ring worth about $4.00.

But here is the question. I had my settings with the discm set at +22, sensitivity at 7 and notched out pop tops which pretty much eliminates a lot of junk and allows me to concentrate on coins and jewelry.

but kept getting seemingly solid 32-33 signals on what turned out to be crumpled alum cans.

Any way to switch to another setting to verify these as cans before I dig?

Also if anyone with Fisher ID Edge experience can give me hints on settings especially disc and sensitivity I would appreciate it.

 

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[CincinnatiKid]

Welcome.
Repost this in the "Brands" forum, in the Fisher sub forum.
Answers await you.
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[maxxkatt]

will do, thanks.

 

[SusanMN]

Cans give off BIG signals and can't be discriminated out on most machines. Butif you can lift your coil up more than six or seven inches and still get a big signal, you know it's not a coin or a piece of jewelry, and is most likely a can or such. I would not notch out pop tops, by the way, because some gold rings come in in the same range. Get a good sand scoop and you can pull them out in seconds and maybe get yourself some gold too.