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perry2

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I often get a good bell tone on one swing but nothing on the return--sometimes over and over // anyone else get this ?? Perry
 
Yup,it's either a coin on edge,or iron giving you a false signal. On targets you want to walk around them while swinging the coil over them, Turn around 90 degrees,and if the tone/signal is stable,it's a good target,if it changes tone,or the VID numbers jump around,you can bet it's trash.
 
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thanks for the tip rks1049
 
Perry, I assume you're swinging the at pro.......as such (I've had mine only a few weeks) I noticed many hits like that while in the "STD" mode coins. I dug alot of those signals, and only two were coins out of maybe 40 holes. I feel right now that by far, the best digs are from solid "both way" belltones. I am using the 5x8 coil, and am still learning how to pinpoint with the DD coil, as I'm use to my concentric coils. Another thing I feel is a boon to many detectorista with the DD coils is that the front to back coverage is better (at depth) than a concentric, but my opinion may evolve some as I get real familiar with the AT and it's langage. (They DO talk 'ya know!)
Paul of Penna
 
i do not swing garret but my last two one way only signals were 1919 wheat and 1920 canadian silver 5c so i allways dig the one ways now
 
Wall I went up to the State Beech this afternoon (4:00) and swung for an hour-- This beech is hammerd-- I got 2 cents , one dime and one Nickel and 62 one way siginals ///// if they repeated (one way) I dug them //// NEVER anything in the hole ///These falsing siginals are starting to get to me///// Perry
 
Did you try turning the sensitivity down?
 

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