latham
Jr. Member
- Jan 8, 2018
- 26
- 88
- Detector(s) used
- Equinox 600, tesoro silver umax, tesoro outlaw
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Was cooped up in the house all weekend due to the deep freeze and decided to break out the outlaw and the trusty silver umax to do some air testing comparisons on discrimination depth loss. As expected, the outlaw gets just a bit more depth all around than the silver umax. About an inch or so depending on the coin. Both machines do not lose much depth between the tab and zinc settings which is good to know. Something I did notice is that when a coin is just beyond range of the outlaw, the signal starts to become spitty and broken before it drops out completely. A coin just beyond the range of the silver does not spit and simply gets fainter before abruptly dropping out. Anyone else notice this with the outlaw? My silver definitely seems to run far more stable and quieter than the outlaw in any set up. I set the outlaw up normally with slight threshhold hum and did a neutral ground balance outside over clean dirt before doing the air tests. I also noticed that running the disc in nickel on the outlaw gains much more depth versus high disc compared to running the silver in nickel versus high disc. my plan was/is to attempt to find super deep silver that cant be heard in higher disc by running the outlaw in nickel and digging it all including the very faint signals. but since those faint signals are often spitty sounding like trash, that idea wont work as well. But I do know that the outlaw will hit most coins around 9" or 10" in nickel so there is that. Sorry for the book writing here LOL. just wondered if anyone else noticed this about the outlaw or has any input.
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