Brian in MA
Sr. Member
My brother-in-law lost a ring in his dirt driveway which has about 2" inches of snow on it. He asked if I could look for it with my metal detector. I said sure and that it shouldn't be too hard to locate. But, then he told me it wasn't made of gold or silver. It is made out of tungsten & carbide. Any ideas where this type of metal may hit on the Explorer II. Isn't tungsten & carbide basically steel?
I was planning on being mostly wide open except maybe just eliminating the lowest iron beeps (iron mask -14). I'm sure being a dirt driveway near a workshop there is going to be a lot nail, screws, washers, etc....
Any thoughts on how you would set the machine?
Thanks,
Brian in MA
I was planning on being mostly wide open except maybe just eliminating the lowest iron beeps (iron mask -14). I'm sure being a dirt driveway near a workshop there is going to be a lot nail, screws, washers, etc....
Any thoughts on how you would set the machine?
Thanks,
Brian in MA