darktower007
Sr. Member
- Joined
- Feb 21, 2017
- Messages
- 455
- Reaction score
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- Location
- Chattanooga Tennessee
- Detector(s) used
- Xp Deus/Vaquero/At Max/fisher f70/carrot pen pointer
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
I wrote this for a small Facebook group. My at max basically shut down in all the nails. Deus did well today!
A lesson in Iron:
I took my new At max the other day to an area that is now a park, but in the 1930’s there were 4 homes located there according to maps.
Blocking out iron to 35 descrimin most signals were “clipped” or scratchy. Signal blending can occur when high conductors (coins) are near low conductors such as nails.
As I turned the iron audio on the hear everything all I got was a machine gun affect of nails.
Frustrated I walked back to my car to get the deus.
Why?
Each metal detector is unique. Some are deep some fast. The Deus has a uniquely fast processor that today, allowed me to hear between the grunts.
Digging the high tones I had some, well for me , some cool finds!
After 60 or so targets (deep iron, washers, bolts, toy cars etc) I pulled these beauties! The Indian penny was 6 inches deep. Soft repeatable blip. Heavily crusted it has to take an olive oil bath! And what a shocker the 3 ringer CW bullet was.
All in all an excellent hunt.
To read more on masking: Dankowski Detectors Metal Detecting Training and Knowledge Webpage ]



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A lesson in Iron:
I took my new At max the other day to an area that is now a park, but in the 1930’s there were 4 homes located there according to maps.
Blocking out iron to 35 descrimin most signals were “clipped” or scratchy. Signal blending can occur when high conductors (coins) are near low conductors such as nails.
As I turned the iron audio on the hear everything all I got was a machine gun affect of nails.
Frustrated I walked back to my car to get the deus.
Why?
Each metal detector is unique. Some are deep some fast. The Deus has a uniquely fast processor that today, allowed me to hear between the grunts.
Digging the high tones I had some, well for me , some cool finds!
After 60 or so targets (deep iron, washers, bolts, toy cars etc) I pulled these beauties! The Indian penny was 6 inches deep. Soft repeatable blip. Heavily crusted it has to take an olive oil bath! And what a shocker the 3 ringer CW bullet was.
All in all an excellent hunt.
To read more on masking: Dankowski Detectors Metal Detecting Training and Knowledge Webpage ]



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