A new program in the Deus ll produced?

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4 hrs of beeping in the iron patch.
Full post on why a high end machine gets the job done in another thread.


I have been falling into the lazy mode of not posting up the finds-too tired and the time requirements of finishing the task.

Watch winder is a keeper and the gold wash flower pendant is cool.
Match safe (flattened) is a different one again-not many dug.
Fits of early low end Victorian/Georgian jewelry
Found a bell in my garden patch-will post later-still in the truck.
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I went out the other day for a couple of hrs-first back field was a nothing so I went back down across the highway to a blacksmith site-there was a patch down by the farm yard that produced a 1.5 hr dig.
!917 dime. 1943 penny and 5 bells, and a few odds and sods.
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What program did you install? I installed the Tekkna last night and going out this morning to try it out, supposedly to be good in heavy iron patches!
 

Nice finds, great that you were able to sniff out a few more keepers!
 

4 hrs of beeping in the iron patch.
Full post on why a high end machine gets the job done in another thread.


I have been falling into the lazy mode of not posting up the finds-too tired and the time requirements of finishing the task.

Watch winder is a keeper and the gold wash flower pendant is cool.
Match safe (flattened) is a different one again-not many dug.
Fits of early low end Victorian/Georgian jewelry
Found a bell in my garden patch-will post later-still in the truck.View attachment 2141147View attachment 2141150View attachment 2141148

I went out the other day for a couple of hrs-first back field was a nothing so I went back down across the highway to a blacksmith site-there was a patch down by the farm yard that produced a 1.5 hr dig.
!917 dime. 1943 penny and 5 bells, and a few odds and sods.View attachment 2141149
Very nice Pepper
Congratulations
 

What program did you install? I installed the Tekkna last night and going out this morning to try it out, supposedly to be good in heavy iron patches!
That's what I put in.
You're going to hear everything basically.
Just like 0 discrimination would sound like.
Lots of highs, but you'll tune into the iron off the edge of the high.
Also doing another swing over it the ID will drop like a rock.

The targets that are to be dug stand out, all the noise seems to stop, and it's easy to hear.
By the last 30 minutes I didn't even look at the remote, just went on sound.
Reactivity will be the only setting you'd change. 3 did seem like the sweet spot in 2 sites. 2.5 in my quite field. But in the iron it was back to 3.
 

That's what I put in.
You're going to hear everything basically.
Just like 0 discrimination would sound like.
Lots of highs, but you'll tune into the iron off the edge of the high.
Also doing another swing over it the ID will drop like a rock.

The targets that are to be dug stand out, all the noise seems to stop, and it's easy to hear.
By the last 30 minutes I didn't even look at the remote, just went on sound.
Reactivity will be the only setting you'd change. 3 did seem like the sweet spot in 2 sites. 2.5 in my quite field. But in the iron it was back to 3.
Great advice Pepper
 

4 hrs of beeping in the iron patch.
Full post on why a high end machine gets the job done in another thread.


I have been falling into the lazy mode of not posting up the finds-too tired and the time requirements of finishing the task.

Watch winder is a keeper and the gold wash flower pendant is cool.
Match safe (flattened) is a different one again-not many dug.
Fits of early low end Victorian/Georgian jewelry
Found a bell in my garden patch-will post later-still in the truck.View attachment 2141147View attachment 2141150View attachment 2141148

I went out the other day for a couple of hrs-first back field was a nothing so I went back down across the highway to a blacksmith site-there was a patch down by the farm yard that produced a 1.5 hr dig.
!917 dime. 1943 penny and 5 bells, and a few odds and sods.View attachment 2141149
Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 

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