At Pro Pacific Northwest

[jamesf01]

I am buying a AT Pro ( on its way ) I Would like to know have used it in the Pacific Northwest ( Oregon,Washington and British Columbia and Puget Sound Area)

1. How did it perform? 2. What setting was best for you? . 3. Problems you had with it if any? 4. when water detecting Salt and Fresh what setting. Would like to have your expertise and Help. Thank you for you help and knowledge.

 

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[Chug And Red]

First detector Its a Great Machine!!! Loves Silver Stingy on Gold So Far Still Learning the Machine It will false one Large Iron items at times And Loves beer cans On the Beach!!!! Like any Detector You will Need to Learn it Almost three years Here And I Just Found A Small Gold Item Finally I think I need to Slow down and Relearn this Machine Here is A Pic was like a foil signal but not the Scratchy sound that foil gives 47 to 54 range a little bouncy but Solid

 

[Chug And Red]

1.6 gram 18 k

 

[CoinFetcher]

It works good. I have had some rock with mineralization that I had to turn the sensitivity down. Power lines can do that too.

Not many salt water spots that would put out the good here in WA, but t does find in salt water too.

 

[Wil]

It works great in WA. Just remember to GO often. And set it on pro zero. Or you can miss things. At at first dig it all

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

don't own one, but I know it can be ground balanced, which on my Fisher,
requires balancing, before any accuracy of Target I.D........!
Go For It!
take notes.
Use-it-A-LOT...! Then, you will become more an efficient and productive TH-er...!

 

[MackDog]

Use Pro Zero from the start that way you don't have to relearn it later. Use 32 iron, good head phones will increase your finds. Also good headphones will really help to distinguish the different target signals. Also run full sensitivity
At first it will sound confusing but as you get it you will be able to run it with ease

Good Hunting
Mackdog