New E-TRAC little help please

[sonofadigger]

Hey guys was just curious if I could get some tips from experienced users out there what are the basic numbers to look for like I know a nickel is 12-13 but does that fall in with 11 or 14 any help would be great thanks alot

 

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[Tony in Virginia]

The numbers are great indicators, but the sound is more important. Once you have used your machine for awhile you will see what I'm talking about. Look at depth , numbers , and where the cursor lies on the screen and you can usually determine if you want to dig that target. A test garden is highly recomended. It took me weeks to master mine, but now I love it. I got the book E-TRAC and Explorer by Andy Sabich and it is worth its weight in gold , I highly recomend it.

 

[sonofadigger]

The numbers are great indicators, but the sound is more important. Once you have used your machine for awhile you will see what I'm talking about. Look at depth , numbers , and where the cursor lies on the screen and you can usually determine if you want to dig that target. A test garden is highly recomended. It took me weeks to master mine, but now I love it. I got the book E-TRAC and Explorer by Andy Sabich and it is worth its weight in gold , I highly recomend it.

Thanks I'm well versed in the sounds of a Minelab but I'm interested what numbers are what on the etrac how far down the number do you dig if that makes sense

 

[Wormslayer]

lifted from my website to save time..

"I like to keep it simple. I prefer 2 tones, and I null out anything above 14 ferrous. I have never found anything yet worth digging past that. In all honesty, you could probably get away with just using the 2 – 14 ferrous values. 12 usually being the magic number".

 

[sonofadigger]

lifted from my website to save time..

"I like to keep it simple. I prefer 2 tones, and I null out anything above 14 ferrous. I have never found anything yet worth digging past that. In all honesty, you could probably get away with just using the 2 – 14 ferrous values. 12 usually being the magic number".

Thanks that helps I'm just trying to figure out what numbers to dig

 

[JT1080]

Grata on your new detector. I look forward to watching your videos of your finds with your etrac

 

[sonofadigger]

Grata on your new detector. I look forward to watching your videos of your finds with your etrac

hey thanks im hoping to get out tomorrow on its maiden voyage i will post videos if i do

 

[fistfulladirt]

Wish I could help, I use Minelab buy watching those numbers would drive me nuts.

 

[sonofadigger]

Wish I could help, I use Minelab buy watching those numbers would drive me nuts.

I understand the sounds just fine but numbers are what I want what's the lowest number you have dug and it turned out to be a coin Fe and co