Need some guidence

[rjeffw]

This question has 2 parts.

1. When in using pinpoint mode. Doe the unit used the front of the coil or the center? (Garrett AT Pro)

2. I located a pretty consistent 75. So I dig, and check, dig and check and so it goes. So I am getting down fairly deep, and still nothing with my carrot. I test with the coil again, and I still get the 75 signal. Why does it tell me that the target is about 8-10 inches down, and when I run the coil over it after digging at least 10 inches, I still get 8-10 inches down. Does this mean the target is much deeper? Or is it some kinda phantom signal?

 

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[FreeBirdTim]

Here's a video made by Garrett that shows you how to pinpoint. I do it slightly different than the way they show it, but their method is probably better.

 

[nwpa]

Check the sides of the hole as well, I had the same thing happen I dug a 3' hole and still had a good signal in the hole.
So I probed around the side of the hole and about 2" down on the right side of the hole was a rusty nail, so I removed the nail and the signal was gone.
Still don't understand how this happens but it does.

 

[Bama Billy]

Also once you’ve got a good sized hole turn your pinpointer sensitivity down to 1 and try that. Seems to help me once I get close.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

I usually use the DD wiggle technique, with practice a target can be located extremely fast.

IMHO: This is the best technique to use in the sand or competitive seeded club hunts where time is a factor.