ToddB64
Sr. Member
- Joined
- Jan 7, 2007
- Messages
- 421
- Reaction score
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- Golden Thread
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- Location
- Georgetown, Ohio, USA
- Detector(s) used
- Teknetics Gamma 6000,
Tesoro Bandido II µMax and
Compadre, White's Classic II,
Garrett Ace 250
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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Greetings !
Looking for input from users of the Delta 4000, both pro and con.
I bought Andy Sabisch's new book "The Treasure Hunter's Handbook" and have been studying the comparison charts at the back of the book. Those charts are a great tool for helping to make a decision on a detector based on personal price range and/or type of hunting.
In my price range, the specifications listed for the Delta 4000 look real good to me. I'm interested in a numerical type TID system, as it would seem to be far more accurate than a system employing a relatively modest array of target icons.
Thanks for your comments.
Todd
Looking for input from users of the Delta 4000, both pro and con.
I bought Andy Sabisch's new book "The Treasure Hunter's Handbook" and have been studying the comparison charts at the back of the book. Those charts are a great tool for helping to make a decision on a detector based on personal price range and/or type of hunting.
In my price range, the specifications listed for the Delta 4000 look real good to me. I'm interested in a numerical type TID system, as it would seem to be far more accurate than a system employing a relatively modest array of target icons.
Thanks for your comments.
Todd
-- with the delta 4000's numbers system 58 is normally nickles / 10 kt gold --many tabs ring up as "60" --- 67 is 14 k gold -- 76/77 is modern zinc / indain head cents --82 ( deltas high tone sound * starts at 82) is for older pre 83 copper cents (wheaties and others) as well as clad dimes and silver dimes ---85/86 is clad /silver quarters-- 94 is halfs / dollars and aluminum cans at depth --(use the old pick up the coil trick if the object stays in for a good bit most likely its
a can.







