Steve_Stonewall_Brigade
Tenderfoot
- Joined
- May 12, 2010
- Messages
- 9
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- Location
- Floyd, Virginia
- Detector(s) used
- Explorer SE with Pro coil, Fisher CZ7a pro
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I just bought a Explorer SE with a pro coil. I took it to my front yard where I had hunted it with three other detector brands heavily. The yard has a lot of iron and I found I had to go real slow with the SE. I heard a "high" pitch sound and then wiggled it over the area. I could only wiggle it about one inch, (about the width of the center part of the pro coil) to get a good lock on the target. It was about 4 inches deep. This happened on three different spots and out came two 1962 and one 1961 pennies. I know it isn't silver, but I was happy to find them with so much iron and trash. All three had targets beside of them that read iron.
I look forward to learning more about the SE as it is my first Minelab. I have found the key is to listen to the tone, how solid it is and go SLOW, lol.
I have a lot of nulling even with the sensitivity down to 5 at times. I have tried noise cancel as well. So I just guess the couple areas I have hunted in is highly mineralized and has iron trash in it.
Thanks for looking.
I look forward to learning more about the SE as it is my first Minelab. I have found the key is to listen to the tone, how solid it is and go SLOW, lol.
I have a lot of nulling even with the sensitivity down to 5 at times. I have tried noise cancel as well. So I just guess the couple areas I have hunted in is highly mineralized and has iron trash in it.
Thanks for looking.