May sound silly but...

SusanMN

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Jun 1, 2007
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All Treasure Hunting
There are different kinds of coils.. Google concentric vs DD coils for an explanation. Then check your machine to see what kind you've got. Regardless though, you need to practice with a few targets to know where the target is likely to be in relationship to where it sounds like it is.
 

finderskeepers

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Jul 26, 2012
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Boxes on sticks, that go beep
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Metal Detecting
Here are some links to help you gain some understanding about coils. The 3rd link has about 15-20 pages, but is down temporarily(??)

part1
part 2

This site is down right now, but save this link and check back in a day or 2
 

norbyx

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Actual: Whites MXT All Pro, M6 and Tesoro Sand Shark

Ex: BH Platinum, Tesoro Lobo, ST & Tejon, Teknetics Delta, Whites MXT, V3i, Dual Field, MX5; DP Wader, Garrett At-PRO, Fisher Gold Bug 2, CZ-70Pro
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Best way to learn your pinpointing is to toss a coin and find it and if your detector has a proportional sound in the pinpoint than do it with your eyes closed and then open them to see where is the coin in respect of the coil.
 

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