Frozen ground

[fbjr]

Just wondering if detecting while the ground is frozen would send a deeper signal ? I know my detector scans deeper when the ground is wet so would it be the same when the ground is frozen ?? Hhhhmmmm

 

[sniffer]

I'm not sure. I think it would be harder to scan because when the water freezes it forms crystals, which could change the
the reflectivity of the signals.
anybody else have an opinion
I know it would be harder to dig. LOL

 

[fbjr]

but would those same crystals form a connection that would boost the signal ?

 

[berkshiregold]

Assuming those crystals gave a good signal at say, 10 or 12" deep, how big of a jackhammer would you need? bg

 

[fbjr]

just thinking about acting like a dog and marking some territory for the spring

 

[PAmike]

you really think you can find your urine spots after the ground thaws?

 

[fbjr]

if they are in my own yard, yes !!! I have no doubt I could find those spots in the spring.

 

[Madmans Legend]

Frozen ground wouldnt change the depth any more than wet ground. Water weather frozen or in liquid form has the same magnetic permabillity.