Coin Digger
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- Location
- Williams County Ohio
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- Whites Classic 3 SL
Fisher F2
Bounty Hunter Platinum
Whites XLT
Nokta Legend
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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I need some advice on pin pointing with my Cortes. I bought it new about 1.5 months ago and I have had a devil of a time pin pointing with it. (stock setup)
I called Tesoro and spoke with one of their tech heads and he suggested to send it in for a tune up. So I did and it came back with a clean bill of health, their suggestion was to raise the coil.
I was surprised a $650 machine didn't have a pin point feature. Trying to do it in A/M is useless because it nulls out so fast. If I try Xing the spot 5 times I get 5 different pin points that I think it might be. The best I've come up with is sweeping tight S's and lifting the coil over the target enough times until I think I have the general center.
I've been doing the, hide a target under cardboard thing, with little progress. I'm usually off by 2-3 inches sometimes just forward of the center of the coil and sometimes to the right of the center.
Any Ideas?
I called Tesoro and spoke with one of their tech heads and he suggested to send it in for a tune up. So I did and it came back with a clean bill of health, their suggestion was to raise the coil.
I was surprised a $650 machine didn't have a pin point feature. Trying to do it in A/M is useless because it nulls out so fast. If I try Xing the spot 5 times I get 5 different pin points that I think it might be. The best I've come up with is sweeping tight S's and lifting the coil over the target enough times until I think I have the general center.
I've been doing the, hide a target under cardboard thing, with little progress. I'm usually off by 2-3 inches sometimes just forward of the center of the coil and sometimes to the right of the center.
Any Ideas?