Wrong Way Ron
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What are the numbers that would be considered Low Medium and High ground mineralization 
What are the numbers that would be considered Low Medium and High ground mineralization
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I'm Just waiting for a "Pro" to answer this one! 
Da Sand Crab
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I'm with 4-H, a tough one. I know here in Hawaii we have incredibily high mineralization due to the volcanic black sand and soil. I guess it would depend on the soil composition at your location.
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? numbers? the desert southwest is moderate to high.
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ringman said:
I don't worry about the numbers. only if the dang thing beeps on a target after it is ground balanced. Everyone is still learning too, so I don't think there are any "pros."
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