SouthFLdigger
Sr. Member
- Joined
- Mar 16, 2014
- Messages
- 470
- Reaction score
- 344
- Golden Thread
- 0
- Location
- Pembroke Pines, Fl
- Detector(s) used
- Beach:Fisher CZ-20, Beach Hunter ID 9.5" Whites DFX, Minelab Safari and Excalibur 2.
Park and Turf: Teknetics Gamma 6000,Teknetics Delta 4000,Nokta Fors Core
Loaners:ACE-250 9x12 and 7x9.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Went for a quick 40 minute hunt to two local and heavily used volleyball courts and decided to take my Gamma 6000 for a spin. I'm not much of an inland hunter as i primarily stick to beach and the ocean, but living 15 miles away from the beach i cant always be there to enjoy it. I like using fast accurate ID machines at my local parks with good depth and EMI resilience, usually the Fors Core, Gamma 6000, or Delta are my choice. These volleyball courts are not hit very often but then again this is my second time in 4 years going there myself. Sand is about 10" deep ending in a harder more compressed pack, Sens was set at 92, GB 55, 4 tone Disc 30. Needless to say i was only able to cover one volleyball court in 40 minutes rushing due to rain rolling in. Most of these targets were 6 to 10" deep in the sand and the ring was only 2" deep on the grass sand edge. The Gamma never fails to impress me, this detector does not get fooled by bottlecaps is deep and pretty fast. Will hit the other court as soon as i can. As always make sure you guys make the place look as though you were never there and enjoy the hobby !
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