Professor of Engineering
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- Joined
- Oct 5, 2014
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- Location
- Massachusetts
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- Detector(s) used
- Garrett: AT Pro, AT Gold & Infinium; Minelab: Explorer SE, II; Simplex; Tesoro: Tejon & Outlaw; White's: V3i
- Primary Interest:
- Relic Hunting
Hello Everyone,
Today, I wanted to beat the rain and continue my “hunting just for hunting” fun of it attitude. The very fact of swinging in the outdoors, just thinking good thoughts and with the possibility of finding something really good makes me very relaxed and happy. So off I went to a few out of town playgrounds and sports fields. The clad was flowing very nicely ($ 4.76 dollars), with a few relics sprinkled in (old bullet, key and an?), as for jewelry four nice pieces found
my Tesoro Outlaw coil and of course the usual junk one finds at these places. Out of all my machines, the Outlaw seems to be the best tool for these hunting places and conditions: Sensitivity @ 6, Disc. ½ between Iron and Foil and neutrally ground balanced. I just set it up as stated above and dig every signal above the Disc. Level. I find it to be lots of fun, no VDI (no need to keep looking down at the control box), no worry about all the multi-tones (like my other machines) and no need to pin point (target always located within the 3 inch circle). I am not brand loyal, but situation and application loyal…”the right tool for the right job”. 
Thank you for looking,
GL & HH
Doc
Today, I wanted to beat the rain and continue my “hunting just for hunting” fun of it attitude. The very fact of swinging in the outdoors, just thinking good thoughts and with the possibility of finding something really good makes me very relaxed and happy. So off I went to a few out of town playgrounds and sports fields. The clad was flowing very nicely ($ 4.76 dollars), with a few relics sprinkled in (old bullet, key and an?), as for jewelry four nice pieces found
my Tesoro Outlaw coil and of course the usual junk one finds at these places. Out of all my machines, the Outlaw seems to be the best tool for these hunting places and conditions: Sensitivity @ 6, Disc. ½ between Iron and Foil and neutrally ground balanced. I just set it up as stated above and dig every signal above the Disc. Level. I find it to be lots of fun, no VDI (no need to keep looking down at the control box), no worry about all the multi-tones (like my other machines) and no need to pin point (target always located within the 3 inch circle). I am not brand loyal, but situation and application loyal…”the right tool for the right job”. Thank you for looking,
GL & HH
Doc
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