Went out today found quite a few coins, including this 1910 v nickel. It is in rough shape but I found it in a hole with 3 nails and a memorial penny of all things. TTF came thru. It rings thru when a good target is near iron. I was amazed.
Went out today found quite a few coins, including this 1910 v nickel. It is in rough shape but I found it in a hole with 3 nails and a memorial penny of all things. TTF came thru. It rings thru when a good target is near iron. I was amazed.
Nice work! The Minelab E-Trac is a coin killer! Here is proof!
I am starting to have the confidence in it that I do the dfx. But I want to be clear; I never found any targets with the dfx with nails in the hole when coin shooting. This alone sets the etrac apart from any detector I personally have ever used. The dfx is a good machine still, but I am very impressed with the etrac. It isnt just hype, its the real deal. And I have more to learn as I have only had it for about 3 weeks. It was fairly easy to use the first day I took it out. The biggest thing is the sounds and tid being so different than vdi. Have a general idea about those two things before your first outing and you will have an easier time. I know it helped me.
Great report! Sounds like your got it figured out. Most people that have trouble can easily be fixed by just slowing down. The E-Trac can be awesome but you have to go slow.... AUDIO AUDIO AUDIO!
I pulled a 1907 V Nickle out of a bunch of iron a few weeks back by switching over to TTF. I was amazed!