hunter_46356
Hero Member
- Joined
- Feb 12, 2012
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- Location
- Indiana/Florida
- Detector(s) used
- NOx 800, AT Pro
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
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I’ve been running a BH 101 for a month now and have found afair amount of clad and one 45 nickel. Sold off some unrelated hobby stuff andbought a BH 505. Second time out foundmy first 46 silver dime and a 44 wheat. You sure know when you dig a silver, nothinglooks like that if it’s not silver. There was a considerable difference indepth as todays finds were 5” to 6” and before with the 101 never really duga keeper deeper than 3” to 4”. Still working on the learning curve as there’squite a difference in models. All in all I’m happy with the new unit as the twobucks in clad and the silver and wheat were found in ground I had worked withthe 101 at least twice before. Everything was deeper and I believe there’s moreand better stuff I’ve yet to discover. I’ve been running the 505 in autonotchmode with sensitivity about 2 to 3 o’clock and discrimination at about 12o’clock. When I get a solid repeatable high tone signal I’ve been turning upthe disc. to further rule out junk. I’ve found this seems to work so far. Ialso have found sometimes I get what I think is a coin signal and if I don’tdouble check it with a opposite 90 deg. sweep and turning up the disc. I end updigging a plug and loosing the signal all together or there’s nothing in thehole.
Do you 505ers out there have any other advice for anew 505er? Coin and jewelry are probably the only thing I will be getting fromthe areas I’m working right now. Looking for some older resident and abandonedhomesteads to work. Thanks in advance.
Do you 505ers out there have any other advice for anew 505er? Coin and jewelry are probably the only thing I will be getting fromthe areas I’m working right now. Looking for some older resident and abandonedhomesteads to work. Thanks in advance.